From:	"Quasi" <quasi@~.com>
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Subject:	Re: Saving in Rhide
Date:	Thu, 14 Dec 2000 17:00:20 +1300
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The DJDIR variable is defined in the file given by the DJGPP environment
variable. I think the idea is it will be applied automatically for DJGPP to
use.

Biggest problem is, since Rhide is a DOS application, we can't redirect the
output to a file and check the environment variables which are actually
present.

That's done with "rhide -E".

- Q.

"Joris Pragt" <pragtich AT enschede DOT com> wrote in message
news:9186bt$kq1$1 AT dinkel DOT civ DOT utwente DOT nl...
>
> But how is DJDIR meant to be set then? I have the same problem, and have
> also added the DJDIR variable myself. But if I am not supposed to do that,
> what will do that for me??
>
> TIA,
>
> Joris Pragt (DJGPP&RHIDE newbie)
>
>
>

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