Hi everyone, Me again with another couple of daft questions (Anjuta 1, not 2). 1. I've written a game which has a number of data files associated with it and as such I've included them as data files in the Anjuta project. However, when it creates the configure file, the build distribution installs by default the binaries to /usr/local/bin/game_name and the data files to /usr/local/share/game_name. This is all well and good until a user decides to pass --prefix to the configure script which makes programming in C++ to find the data files correctly a living nightmare. What I'd like to do is be able to install the binaries by default to /usr/local/games/game_name and the data files to /usr/local/games/game_name/data, just as I've done with the Windows ports of the game. As such, if the user enters ./configure --prefix=/tmp, then there's no problem. Is it possible to set these directories from the project configuration dialogue? 2. I'd like to be able to avoid having to build a distribution, unpack and run from there in a terminal every time I want to see if the package builds, installs and runs correctly. I know there's an install function within Anjuta, but I'm using Ubuntu (no root password) and although the Anjuta manual states that there is the possibility of setting either su or sudo within the build preferences, I see no such thing. Is it possible to configure Anjuta 1 to use sudo to install? Thanks! >> D P.S. Tony - the Allegro problem was sorted as simply as including AM_PATH_ALLEGRO(4.2.0) in the libraries dialogue - nothing more. Thanks again! -- Darryl LeCount www.jamyskis.net darryl jamyskis net
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