Hi Rolf:
Tested in 0.47 win 8.1
Downloaded zexy with Deken (any of the 2 win32.zip) extracted manually to the Deken`s default directory (%appdata%/pd) so here is the zexy folder (%appdata%/pd/zexy)
Use [declare -path %appdata%/pd/zexy]
Works for both versions of zexy.
If %appdata% is confusing to you type it in the file explorer address bar and hit enter, that will explain.
Salutti.
On 05/09/2016 06:55 PM, rolfm@dds.nl wrote:
> windows 10
> zip version of Vanilla 0.47test
>
> downloaded externals with 'deken'
> put [declare -stdlib external] for all of them.
> works for all except for zexy.
>
> in declare-help it says: if you have zexy installed in the
> directory extra/zexy you can get it using [declare -stdpath extra/zexy].
i guess the example is not really tailored to zexy (it's just used as a
placeholder)
>
> thus i did.
> again the zexy objects in my patch couldn't be created.
>
> in the help browser everything shows up including zexy (2x)
>
> what's wrong with me/zexy ?
upstream (that's me!) suggests to build zexy as a multi-object library;
[declare -stdpath zexy] will only add the search-path.
use [declare -stdpath zexy -stdlib zexy]
>
> rolf
> (BTW deken gives a choice out of 2 zexy's, what's the difference?
mine gives me 9 zexy's and i can see the difference by reading them out
loud.
to give a more specific answer, we would need more info on the options
you get.