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Where is path to modules_ext specified on Linux?

Paul59

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I've done some re-arranging and seem to have partly broken my install; for programs that include modules in /modules_ext I'm getting not found errors, for example, 'Error : Identifier 'SavePNG' not found.' when using the saveImage module (yes, I have Import saveImage at the top of my source :D ). It seems Cerberus doesn't know where the directory is although the import statement doesn't generate any error. Other programs that don't include any external modules compile and run fine.
 
Well, I saw that but it doesn't seem to be having any effect:

MODPATH="${CERBERUSDIR}/modules;${CERBERUSDIR}/modules_ext"

Maybe CERBERUSDIR isn't being reported properly??

EDIT it doesn't show up in the PATH when I issue 'env' in a terminal - should it?
EDIT2 Cerberus path is set correctly in options: /home/paul/Cerberus (I noticed that the tooltip for this may be wrong as it says 'You can set the path to external applications here', as does the Blitzmax path option below)
 
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I will dig out my linux machine when i have time and see for myself.
 
Regarding Ted, i won't fix it anymore as i have written some weeks ago.
 
The thing is, it was working beforehand so I think it's something I've done rather than a problem with CX.
Regarding Ted, i won't fix it anymore as i have written some weeks ago.
Fair enough.
 
Where do you have your CX installation? Moved to a nas? Some kind of simlink?
 
No, I just moved it to my home directory so it's /home/paul/Cerberus

'-------------------- 'Cerberus modules path ' 'Can be overriden via transcc cmd line ' MODPATH="${CERBERUSDIR}/modules;${CERBERUSDIR}/modules_ext" '-------------------- '-------------------- 'HTML player path. ' 'Must be set for HTML5 target support. ' HTML_PLAYER="${CERBERUSDIR}/bin/cserver_linux" '-------------------- '-------------------- 'Java dev kit path ' 'Must be set to a valid dir for ANDROID and FLASH target support ' 'The Java JDK is currently available here: ' http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html ' JDK_PATH="${HOME}/jdk1.8.0_31" JDK_PATH="${HOME}/jdk1.7.0_09" '-------------------- '-------------------- 'Flex SDK and flash player path. ' 'FLEX_PATH Must be set for FLASH target support. ' FLEX_PATH="${HOME}/flex_sdk_4.6" ' 'for opening .swf files...cerberus will use HTML_PLAYER if this is not set. 'FLASH_PLAYER="...?..." '-------------------- '-------------------- 'Android SDK and tool paths. ' 'Must be set to a valid for for ANDROID target support. ' ANDROID_PATH="${HOME}/Android/Sdk" '-------------------- '-------------------- 'Android NDK ' 'Must be set to a valid dir for ANDROID NDK target support ' ANDROID_NDK_PATH="${HOME}/android-ndk-r9" '--------------------
 
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