I've got QtJambi set up to work on my Linux and Windows machines from Eclipse. I have my Eclipse workspace on the Linux machine, shared with Samba, so that Eclipse running from both Linux or Windows can see and use it. Thus I can use the same workspace for my code regardless of whether I'm working in Eclipse under Windows or Eclipse under Linux.
This seems to work, but there's a problem. When Eclipse under either system starts, I get a dialog pop up saying it needs to know where the QtJambi library is. If I go and set the path everything is happy and Eclipse and the plugin works. But the next time I start Eclipse on the other system I get the dialog again. I presume this is because the path to the QtJambi library is stored in the workspace. One machine wants /opt/qtjambi.... while the other wants C:\qtjambi... Once one system overwrites the value with it's idea of where QtJambi is, the other loses track of it and has to ask. Is there any way around this? And if not, would it be possible in a future version to store the value such that it appears differently to each machine? _______________________________________________ Qt-jambi-interest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-jambi-interest
