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Language Configuration broken for osx command line sclang #366

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timblechmann opened this issue Jul 29, 2012 · 3 comments
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Language Configuration broken for osx command line sclang #366

timblechmann opened this issue Jul 29, 2012 · 3 comments
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bug Issues that relate to unexpected/unwanted behavior. Don't use for PRs. comp: sclang sclang C++ implementation (primitives, etc.). for changes to class lib use "comp: class library" env: SCIDE os: macOS

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the command-line sclang application on osx does not seem to correctly populate the paths:

sc_GetResourceDirectory() calls into SC_StandAloneInfo::GetResourceDir(), which seems to work from inside SC.app, but returns $HOME/.sclang/SCClassLibrary in the command-line sclang.
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maybe the IDE should default to run the sclang cli tool from within the bundle. not clean, but at least it should work

@ghost ghost assigned joshpar Aug 17, 2012
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josh's approach is to provide a separate sclang.app bundle

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for the record: command-line sclang has to be called from inside the sclang/scapp bundle

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