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:If you are writing applications for DOS/Windows and Linux/Unix platforms, you should use the Sysconf function with the Sysconf_Dir_Separator to obtain the path separator in your program code: | :If you are writing applications for DOS/Windows and Linux/Unix platforms, you should use the Sysconf function with the Sysconf_Dir_Separator to obtain the path separator in your program code: | ||
<source lang="vdf"> | |||
String sDirSeparator | |||
move (Sysconf (SYSCONF_DIR_SEPARATOR)) to sDirSeparator | |||
</source> | |||
*;Install Location | *;Install Location | ||
:The default install location for DataFlex 3.2 on DOS/Windows is c:\df32. | :The default install location for DataFlex 3.2 on DOS/Windows is '''c:\df32'''. | ||
:The default install location for DataFlex 3.2 on Linux/Unix is /usr/local/df32. | :The default install location for DataFlex 3.2 on Linux/Unix is '''/usr/local/df32'''. | ||
*;Batch files versus Shell Scripts | *;Batch files versus Shell Scripts | ||
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:On the new DataFlex 3.2 for Linux CD (part # 555260cd), we have provided 2 shell scripts to aid you in converting your existing files to lowercase names: lcase and lcaser. The lcase script lowercases all files in a single directory and the lcaser script lowercases all files in a directory and all subdirectories of that directory. To execute either script, simply type the script name, with no arguments, in a terminal changed to the directory you wish to affect: | :On the new DataFlex 3.2 for Linux CD (part # 555260cd), we have provided 2 shell scripts to aid you in converting your existing files to lowercase names: lcase and lcaser. The lcase script lowercases all files in a single directory and the lcaser script lowercases all files in a directory and all subdirectories of that directory. To execute either script, simply type the script name, with no arguments, in a terminal changed to the directory you wish to affect: | ||
<source lang="vdf"> | |||
cd /usr/local/df32/mysourcecode | |||
lcase | |||
</source> | |||
*;Binary Compatibility | *;Binary Compatibility | ||