Some time ago, Darryl Okahata wrote...
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| "Kirill M. Katsnelson" <kkm(a)kis.ru> wrote:
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| > Some time ago, Glynn Clements wrote...
| > |+
| > | Does NT have any notion of per-user home directories? If it doesn't,
| > | then ~username isn't really meaningful, I guess.
| > |-
| >
| > Yes and no.
|
| Well, would the following patch help? I submitted it back in
| March, but it never made it into the source tree (and I didn't get any
| feedback why it was bad). Here's the changelog, which describes what it
| does:
Thanks Darryl, this is the right change. If NT sets the evniromanet,
why do not use it?
Btw, do these variables exist on '95?
| Should this be changed to force HOME to be C:/, if HOME isn't set?
| Setting it to "C:/" is probably consistent with NTEmacs, but it's
| different from the way XEmacs currently works (without this
| patch).
I do not think so. I think that XEmacs must generate warnings like "Cannot
determine home directory" or such. Otherwise, if things go silently,
it is 1) terrible mess having C:/.xemacs/* stuff 2) unobvious place
to put .emacs in. ("Wherever I put .emacs, XEmacs ignores it". Personally,
I would try C:\ *after* anything else, if tried at all...)
| The attached patch is relative to B30 (yea, this is old). If people
| like it, I'll migrate it to B41 and submit it to -patches.
Please do! :)
Kirill