The docs say these specialFolderPath() keywords are valid for Unix:
Home: The current user's home directory (e.g. "/home/fred")
Desktop: The current user's desktop (e.g. "/home/fred/Desktop")
Temporary: For storage of temporary files (typically "/tmp")
Can anyone please tell
I thought Linux didn't have a specific location for preferences in
that way?
Ian
On 5 Oct 2009, at 07:48, Phil Davis wrote:
I'm looking for a Linux equivalent to Mac's
specialFolderPath("preferences").
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Ian Wood-3 wrote:
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> I thought Linux didn't have a specific location for preferences in
> that way?
>
>
No, it does not. They are per user. Put them in
/home/user/.myapp
the dot to keep invisible. Have a look at /home/user/.kde for an example.
Peter
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Thanks gentlemen! That's what I needed.
Phil
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Ian Wood-3 wrote:
I thought Linux didn't have a specific location for preferences in
that way?
No, it does not. They are per user. Put them in
/home/user/.myapp
the dot to keep invisible. Have a look at
