> The tricky part is that pgaccess must know the 'wish' path that is
> determined by configure, and the POSTGRESDIR path which comes from
> Makefile.global, so I had to create a Makefile.in, and a pgaccess.sh.
> Makefile.in is set a configure time, and pgaccess.sh is set at compile
> time. The final script pgaccess has hardcoded in it the path to wish,
> and the pgaccess directory inside the install directory.
Hmm. There is a common trick to finding wish (and presumably other
"shells") for a shell script; it involves an "exec" as the first
executable line of the script. Did this just recently. I'll look it up
when I get to work.
Your path must of course be set properly; is that not acceptable?
Can't we tolerate minor changes in wish version without
rebuilding/reinstalling from Postgres sources??
- Thomas
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Thomas Lockhart lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
South Pasadena, California
