Julien PUYDT a écrit :
> Julien PUYDT a écrit :
>> Craig Southeren a écrit :
>>
>>> It could be the plugin code looking for plugins, if the PWLIBPLUGINDIR
>>> environment variable is set weirdly
>> I think it's the plugin code
>
> Here it is, from src/ptlib/common/pluginmgr.cxx :
>
> PStringArray PPluginManager::GetPluginDirs()
> {
> PString env = ::getenv(ENV_PWLIB_PLUGIN_DIR);
> if (env == NULL) {
> // env = P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR;
> PString execDir = PProcess::Current().GetFile();
> PINDEX sepLoc = execDir.FindLast(PDIR_SEPARATOR);
> if(sepLoc != P_MAX_INDEX){
> execDir = execDir.Left(sepLoc);
> }
> env = execDir + DIR_SEP + P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR;
> }
>
> // split into directories on correct seperator
> return env.Tokenise(DIR_SEP, TRUE);
> }
What it should do is :
- get the env variable ;
- if it's set, use that ;
- if it isn't :
- build a list from :
- the P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR, which *MUST* be a single absolute
directory path ;
- a more local directory, which will be found from the home dir on
unix-likes, and from the exec dir on win32 (but won't be all of that dir
-- probably some env = homedir + DIR_SEP + ".pwlib" + DIR_SEP + "plugins"!)
Would that fly ?
Snark
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