directory structure

[pomalo]

hello

i think that according with Debian directory structure, Language File must be put in /usr/share/
you can add

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Const
{$IFDEF LINUX}
        LANGUAGE_DIR = '/usr/share/gestinux/languages/';
{$ENDIF}
....

before language initialisation

reguards
Claude

[tintinux]

Hi,

Why not...
This can be changed in the next release.
Do yo have some link to the recommended structure ?

Regards

Tintinux

[pomalo]

hi

look here
http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-man ... s-2.3.html

Regards
Claude

[tintinux]

Hi,

Pomalo will make the directory structure compliant with debian rules in the package that he is going to build.
Until it is ready, and for Windows, and in all development environments, the language files will remain in a subdirectory of the directory containing the executable.

We will use the multiplatform GetConfigFile function and, thus, the configuration file name will change. Configuration will be reset.

Please note also that the POSIX language code (fr_FR, en_US) will be used instead of ISO language code (FRA, ENG) unknown on Linux.

Regards,
Tintinux