hi All,

i am triing to use GoldED under linux.
the problem is when i try to start it just return to the prompt. when i strace it at the end it gives me some escape codes probably ANSI and then quits.

i am sure its something obvious, but can you point me to the right direction? :)

thanks,
--
dp
--- Maximus/2 3.01
* Origin: Roon's BBS - Budapest, HUNGARY (2:371/52)

hi All,

i am triing to use GoldED under linux.
the problem is when i try to start it just return to
the prompt. when i strace it at the end it gives me
some escape codes probably ANSI and then quits.

i am sure its something obvious, but can you point me
to the right direction? :)

ok i've found the problem: the cfg was not found, the -Cgolded.cfg was needed

:)

--
Daniel
--- Maximus/2 3.01
* Origin: Roon's BBS - Budapest, HUNGARY (2:371/52)

El 20/5/21 a las 19:56, Daniel PATH escribió:

DP> hi All,

DP> i am triing to use GoldED under linux.
DP> the problem is when i try to start it just return to
DP> the prompt. when i strace it at the end it gives me
DP> some escape codes probably ANSI and then quits.

DP> i am sure its something obvious, but can you point me
DP> to the right direction? :)

ok i've found the problem: the cfg was not found, the -Cgolded.cfg was needed

:)

i think that golded search for golded.conf filename (instead of golded.cfg)
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Linux
* Origin: Dock Sud BBS - http://bbs.docksud.com.ar (4:902/26)

Hello Fernando!

20 May 21, Fernando Toledo wrote to Daniel PATH:

DP> i am triing to use GoldED under linux.

ok i've found the problem: the cfg was not found, the -Cgolded.cfg
was needed

i think that golded search for golded.conf filename (instead of golded.cfg)

I don't see a reason why the linux version should deviate from the default golded settings. Within my outdated doc files i found

-C<configname>
Specifies another configuration file than the default GOLDED.CFG.

so it could be a case sensitive file system thing. But it's more likely that it is a path issue. As far as i remember the actual working dir and then a precompiled path is used to look for the golded.cfg.

If you have multiple golded.cfg on your system, for example in a NAS centralized multi OS installation, it could be useful to define -C to the full path to the config. At least it's location is clearly visible when you need to touch the config after years of untouched operation. ;-)

Regards

Kai

--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.4.7
* Origin: Monobox (2:240/77)

Hello Fernando.

20 May 21 22:33, you wrote to me:

@BBSID: DOCKSUD
El 20/5/21 a las 19:56, Daniel PATH escribi├│:

DP> hi All,

DP> i am triing to use GoldED under linux.
DP> the problem is when i try to start it just return to
DP> the prompt. when i strace it at the end it gives me
DP> some escape codes probably ANSI and then quits.

DP> i am sure its something obvious, but can you point me
DP> to the right direction? :)

ok i've found the problem: the cfg was not found, the -Cgolded.cfg
was needed :)

i think that golded search for golded.conf filename (instead of golded.cfg)

good point! thanks Fernando! :)

Daniel
--- GoldED/2 3.0.1
* Origin: Roon's BBS - Budapest, HUNGARY (2:371/52)

Hello Kai!

21 May 21 13:35, you wrote to Fernando Toledo:

I don't see a reason why the linux version should deviate from the
default golded settings. Within my outdated doc files i found

-C<configname>
Specifies another configuration file than the default GOLDED.CFG.

You are right (at least for 1.1.4.7):

CfgGed::CfgGed() {
// pathes
strcpy(goldcfg, "golded.cfg");

Karel

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* Origin: Plast DATA (2:423/39)