Mail Archives: djgpp/2000/01/24/16:35:57
We use RHIDE in our high school programming lab. Our solution to your problem was
to set up RHIDE to look on a floppy disk for the source (*.cpp), and to have the
students compile to their network home drive (h:\c++\*.gpr) by putting the project
there. This has worked quite well for us.
Stu
salvador wrote:
> Vladimir Zotikos wrote:
>
> > Hi to all,
> >
> > Is there a way to have Rhide always go to a specific directory when
> > loading a file after File > Open is selected?
> > In Options>Directories>Sources there is a dialog box that a directory
> > can be specified but I am not sure if this "Sources" means the source
> > (the folder) of the .cpp (C++) files I want to open. In other words, I
> > want to create a directory (folder) where all the .cpp files will reside
> > and I want the Open command to go there by default as well as the Save
> > command.
> > Furthermore, all the files that are created, such as .o and .exe files
> > end-up in the djgpp\bin folder. This folder contains all the djgpp files
> > I installed and I would rather not dump my exercise files in there. How
> > is it possible to direct RHIDE to place these new files in another
> > directory.
>
> You are using RHIDE as a Windows program instead of a DOS program.
> Don't start RHIDE from a short cut in your desktop, instead start a DOS prompt,
> change to the directory you want and run RHIDE.
>
> > nd lastly, djgpp\bin (the use of a backslash) is in DOS, does RHIDE and
> > DJGPP use the forward slash, such as djgpp/bin? And is this the way I
> > should enter the location of the destination folders?
>
> DJGPP/RHIDE handle both, but forward slashes are better.
>
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