Fabien HENON wrote:
> Bob R wrote:
> 
>> Roz wrote in message <3eaca1ad$1@news.povray.org>...
>>
I forgot : Thanks a lot for reporting that bug.

Fabien H

> Hi
> 
> I tried the same and I got the same problem. I'll fix it in a couple of 
> days.
> 
> Fabien
> 
>>> Bob R wrote:
>>>
>>>> Seems to be that way, *except* when nested includes are used && run
>>>> from Pyvon (in KDE desktop). If I cd to the /usr/.../balcony/ dir
>>>
>>>
>> in
>>
>>>> terminal mode, and type "povray balcony.pov" (as a 'user' or
>>>
>>>
>> 'root'),
>>
>>>> it renders OK. I set Pyvon to 'no save' for the ../povray*/scenes/*
>>>
>>>
>> ..
>>
>>> I can confirm this behavior. The balcony.pov scene renders fine from
>>> the shell after cd'ing into its directory but if I load it into Pyvon
>>> and try to render it, it runs into the glass.inc include from the
>>> POV-Ray includes rather than the glass.inc file in the balcony
>>> directory.
>>> There's code in d45.py about appending the workingdir to the
>>> includedir so perhaps the problem is there. I only gave it a brief
>>> inspection though. I'm sure Fabien can fix it.
>>> -Roz
>>
>>
>>
>> Thank you, Roz.
>> At least now I know it's not my feeble knowledge of Linux causing the
>> problem! <G>
>>
>> -- 
>> Bob R
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>>
>>
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