Re: [Ekiga-devel-list] HEAD has issues...
- From: Julien PUYDT <jpuydt free fr>
- To: Ekiga development mailing list <ekiga-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: [Ekiga-devel-list] HEAD has issues...
- Date: Sun, 10 Sep 2006 10:50:33 +0200
Julien PUYDT a écrit :
Craig Southeren a écrit :
It could be the plugin code looking for plugins, if the PWLIBPLUGINDIR
environment variable is set weirdly
I think it's the plugin code
Here it is, from src/ptlib/common/pluginmgr.cxx :
PStringArray PPluginManager::GetPluginDirs()
{
PString env = ::getenv(ENV_PWLIB_PLUGIN_DIR);
if (env == NULL) {
// env = P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR;
PString execDir = PProcess::Current().GetFile();
PINDEX sepLoc = execDir.FindLast(PDIR_SEPARATOR);
if(sepLoc != P_MAX_INDEX){
execDir = execDir.Left(sepLoc);
}
env = execDir + DIR_SEP + P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR;
}
// split into directories on correct seperator
return env.Tokenise(DIR_SEP, TRUE);
}
This means :
- if I don't have ENV_PWLIB_PLUGIN_DIR set ;
- then he code used to be searching P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR (but it's now
commented out ;
- the current code checks from where we were run, and adds
P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR to it.
What is P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR, then ? In the same file, I find :
define P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR ".:/usr/lib/pwlib"
So what happens is that in my case env becomes :
/home/jpuydt/.:/usr/lib/pwlib
when I launch from a menu, which will search in all my home directory.
I can get away of course by doing:
mkdir toto
cd toto
ekiga
because in that case, I'll end up with env being
/something/toto/.:/usr/lib/pwlib
Let me try to make a list of problems in the code :
- GetPluginDirs assumes P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR is a single token (wrong in
my case : I have two tokens) ;
- GetPluginDirs assumes P_DEFAULT_PLUGIN_DIR is not a directory in
itself, but a directory layout precision (wrong in my case : one of them
could indeed be a directory layout precision, but the other is an
absolute path) ;
- GetPluginDirs assumes the exec directory is of importance to find the
plugins ; which is partially wrong : it should in fact try to find my
home directory, and in such a case look in .pwlib/plugins or something
like this.
Snark
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