Hi,
> You can use the --data command line argument if I understand correctly the
> question..
> If you only use the library then you need to set up the corresponding
> argument
> when you initialize the library
Thanks for the reply. If I understood the --data argument correctly, it allows
the specification of the data directory. However, what I wanted was to specify
a secondary data directory to be searched in addition to the main system one.
This allows, for instance, a user data directory to coexist with the system one
(usually /usr/share/source-highlight).
In the meantime I'm trying a different approach: when creating a new
SourceHighlight
object, I'm passing the fully qualified path to the outlang. For instance:
hiliter = new SourceHighlight ("/full/path/to/sexp.outlang");
If I understood the docs correctly, this should also work (I'll be trying it
now).
Best regards,
Dario Teixeira
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