On 19 Dec 2005, at 12:03, mlang wrote:
I've had in mind to have Buffer write to /tmp which does make more sense. I'll do it, but I'm curious, what's the situation with temp directories on Windows? I seem to recall that at one point there was a root level directory called temp. Is that still the case, or is it all over the place for different versions?I was hit by something like that just yesterday, Buffer.loadCollection not working, until I figured out I had to mkdir sounds in my home dir. This is, kind of silly IMO, it would be much better if the sclang code would check if the directories it needs exist, and create them on-the-fly if necessary. Or better yet, use a proper temp directory for temporary data and dont put temporary stuff into a dir relativ to the PWD.
S.