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- February 23, 2013 at 10:05 pm #10857StefanParticipant
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The edit box “Backup Folder:”
of “Config > Backup”
will show me all items of \%tmp\%
as an drop-down display
but then again he tell me:—————————
EmEditor
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The folder ‘\%temp\%_EmEd_Backups’ does not exist.
Create a new folder?
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Ja Nein
—————————and then
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EmEditor
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Cannot create a folder.
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OK
—————————Even the folder already exists.
Browsing for the full path works of course.
So i guess EmEditor doesn’t really allow
env vars as path in that control?It seems to me just your code to check the path
is not prepared to expand the \%VAR\% ?If that is true… could that be improved please?
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February 25, 2013 at 6:06 pm #10865Yutaka EmuraKeymasterHello Stefan,
Environment variables are not supported for the Backup folder. If this is something you desire, I will add this feature in future versions. By the way, this is not a plug-in feature, but rather an EmEditor core feature.
Thanks!
February 25, 2013 at 7:21 pm #10867StefanParticipantYutaka wrote:
Environment variables are not supported for the Backup folder. If this is something you desire, I will add this feature in future versions.Well, since i use EmEditor portable
i just want to make this path portable too,
and pointing it e.g. to user profile folder
(You know: no matter if user is stefan or admin)
Or to a other partition which is defined by
an own created env var \%Backups\%.But at least we can use relative paths here:
[ .Backups ]So i can life with that but to make EmEditor even more portable
i want to suggest to respect this fact on all places.
So,… if you find some time to implement this it would be appreciated .Yutaka wrote:
By the way, this is not a plug-in feature, but rather an EmEditor core feature.Yes, sorry, i have just clicked the wrong forum by accident.
Please move it if you want.Thank you.
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