gary@sun.mcs.clarkson.edu (Gary Levin) (09/14/89)
Since my previous question got such a quick and complete response, I
thought I'd try a second.
When I double click on an application produced with THINK C, fopen's
are relative to the directory where the application resides. I was
surprised to find that if I double click on a file that has the
application type as its signature, it brings up the application, but
the ``home directory'' is where the application resides. I am happy
to accept this as the default, but:
(1) Is there anyway to determine the directory for a file
(specifically a file opened by the Preload method).
(2) Is there any way to change where fopen opens files?
I am nearly finished modifying TinyEdit so that you can have a main
program where ``getch'' reads characters from the edit windows, either
the last line of a specific window, or the selected region of any
window.
I will be happy to post my modifications, if this is permitted.
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Gary Levin/Dept of Math & CS/Clarkson Univ/Potsdam, NY 13676/(315) 268-2384
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