Hi,

2009/7/23 Stefano Galler <[email protected]>

> Hello,
> I downloaded Scid 3.7.3 on my i-Mac 2.8 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo which works
> with Leopard 10.5.7. At the beginning Scid worked, but when I started it for
> the second time, two messages appeared:
>
> 1) "Bases directory not found";
> 2) "Books directory not found".
>
> Then I chose from "options menu" the item "Books directory…" and the
> following message appeared:
>
> *bad directory "/Applications/Scid.app/Contents/Resources/bin/books"*
> *bad directory "/Applications/Scid.app/Contents/Resources/bin/books"*
> *    while executing*
> *"tk_chooseDirectory -initialdir $scidBooksDir -mustexist 1"*
> *    (procedure "setBooksDir" line 3)*
> *    invoked from within*
> *"setBooksDir"*
> *    (menu invoke)*
>
> Then I chose from "options menu" the item "Bases directory…" and the
> following message appeared:
>
> *bad directory "/Applications/Scid.app/Contents/Resources/bin/bases"*
> *bad directory "/Applications/Scid.app/Contents/Resources/bin/bases"*
> *    while executing*
> *"tk_chooseDirectory -initialdir $scidBasesDir -mustexist 1"*
> *    (procedure "setTacticsBasesDir" line 3)*
> *    invoked from within*
> *"setTacticsBasesDir"*
> *    (menu invoke)*
> **
>

Strange, maybe a MacOs Tcl/Tk issue. For example the following code works on
Linux :
======================
package require Tk

set scidBooksDir "/what/ever/not/exist"
proc setBooksDir {} {
  global scidBooksDir
  set dir [tk_chooseDirectory -initialdir $scidBooksDir -mustexist 1]
  if {$dir == ""} {
    return
  } else {
    set scidBooksDir $dir
  }
}

setBooksDir
puts "scidBooksDir $scidBooksDir"
==========================

That is, even if the directory does not exist, the initial dir is set to the
working directory.


> *
> *
> I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Scid, but nothing has changed.
>

You'd better remove your settings (maybe a .scid directory somewhere ?).


> If it can help you, the "Startup Window" says, among many other messages:
>
> *Warning: unknown option: "-psn_0_217141"*
>

Not strictly Scid related, I'm afraid. Strange option. Certainly a packaging
problem on MacOs.

Pascal
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