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Summary | 0006394: "df" script does not pass command-line arguments correctly (i.e. for world generation) on OS X/Linux | ||
Revision | 2014-07-25 11:06 by lethosor | ||
Description | On OS X: * Running "./df -gen ..." simply opens DF normally (and does not generate a world). * Running "./dwarfort.exe -gen ..." crashes, since the library variables were not set by the "df" script. On Linux, spaces in arguments aren't recognized properly (as mentioned in the 0.34.11 release notes). |
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Revision | 2014-07-25 11:06 by lethosor | ||
Description | On OS X: * Running "./df -gen ..." simply opens DF normally (and does not generate a world). * Running "./dwarfort.exe -gen ..." crashes, since the library variables were not set by the "df" script. (I'm not sure if this is a problem on 10.6, since the workaround in the "df" script is for 10.7+) On Linux, spaces in arguments aren't recognized properly (as mentioned in the 0.34.11 release notes). |
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Revision | 2014-07-25 06:21 by lethosor | ||
Description | * Running "./df -gen ..." simply opens DF normally (and does not generate a world). * Running "./dwarfort.exe -gen ..." crashes, since the library variables were not set by the "df" script. (I'm not sure if this is a problem on 10.6, since the workaround in the "df" script is for 10.7+) This is relatively easy to fix (see below) |
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