Hi
[Armin Ehrenfels]
> Hi Samuele,
>
> Samuele Pedroni schrieb:
>
> > Under w2k one can put a personal .jython file (contents as the registry)
> > under Documents and Settings/*user-name* (or something like that)
> > in NT there should be something similar, just start jython
> > and ask:
> >
> > from java.lang import System
> > System.getProperty("user.home")
> >
> > in that directory you can put your .jython file and deduce the general
> > case <wink>
>
> That was my first guess. So, I copied .jython from Linux to registry in
> C:\winnt\profiles\armin which is the value of user.home. Didn't work. It
> only works when the registry file is in Jython's installation directory.
>
> Regards
Note: the personal file should be named .jython also under windows !
I have tried this concretely under w9x (home ~ c:\windows)
and w2k (home ~ see above) and it works.
Things to check:
* a registry (.jython) file should respect the hosting os conventions:
- Windows: path sep \\ or /, path list sep ;
- Un*x: path sep / , path list sep :
having a single \ (which is a continues-next-line marker)
around instead of a \\ seems to prevent proper parsing of the file
(symptom: sys.registry seems empty ({})), (we are using the java
api for that)
* Test: copy registry from jython inst dir to your home dir as .jython and put a
line like
a.Test = yup
in it, load jython and check whether sys.registry contains a.Test=yup.
Regards.
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