Launcher on the EDGE

First post!

actually I meant to post about it cause lobo gave it to me earlier

too bad I was too sleepy to do it earlier and I forgot to do it when I woke up

Well ESL v1.15 is now available for download! Go get it!
But what's the url? ( the menu doesn't work with mozilla)

Speaking of edge, what happened to Marc?

Lazer said:

Speaking of edge, what happened to Marc?

http://www.doomworld.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15206

Coldfusio said:

Well ESL v1.15 is now available for download! Go get it!
But what's the url? ( the menu doesn't work with mozilla)

How about this?
http://firstgen.no-ip.com/launcher/launcher01.htm

Thanx, it worked of course :-). But maybe interesting for you: win2k sp3
Installed on c: reference to y(gldoom) and z or w. Those drivers are substitions, created in a login script:
subst y: f:\doom
subst z: f:\doom\legacy\levels
subst w: f:\doom\legacy\levels\_incoming
Btw, if you would launch edge with
subst q: c:\program files\edge
this line in a batch script, it overcomes the space in names problem for nt.

OMG EDGE SUCKS LOLOZ

I wouldn't say that EDGE is a bad port, it just needs some major reworking here and there before it can compete with the likes of, say, ZDoom or JDoom.

Coldfusio said:

Thanx, it worked of course :-). But maybe interesting for you: win2k sp3
Installed on c: reference to y(gldoom) and z or w. Those drivers are substitions, created in a login script:
subst y: f:\doom
subst z: f:\doom\legacy\levels
subst w: f:\doom\legacy\levels\_incoming
Btw, if you would launch edge with
subst q: c:\program files\edge
this line in a batch script, it overcomes the space in names problem for nt.

What the hell? Sorry dude but I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Care to explain all that?

If you're using winnt (nt4, 2000, xp) you can assign a drive letter to a subdirectory.
Example: c:\program files becomes f:\
So when you open my computer, a new drive appears f:\ which has the same content as c:\program files.
The way to achieve this is opening a command prompt and type in
"subst f: c:\program files"
So f: is now a substitute for the programs directory as long as your logged in.
Your program and also edge have no problems with those kind of substitute drives.

As I recall SUBST is an old DOS command from way back. So this also works for Win9x or pure DOS.

SUBST does have some hazards though, not the least of which is mass confusion:)

my 0.02 €

I think it would be much simpler if the problem gets solved at the root, i.e. the EDGE developer updates his code to be able to parse paths and names with spaces, instead of everyone who uses the port having to map drives to avoid this problem.