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On 06/21/2010 01:49 PM, SharkD wrote:
> I have the Statistic_File INI option set to this:
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> Statistic_File=D:\working\povray\images\povray_statistics.txt
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> Works fine in 3.6, but in the beta I get an "Cannot open file" error.
> Has this option's behavior been changed since 3.6?
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>
Here's the behavior I see on a customized linux-beta37a ...
I have Output_File_Name=/povfiles/ so when I say either +GSstats.txt or
Statistic_File=stats.txt I get a file written to /povfiles/stats.txt
When I change +GS or Statistic_File to /tmp/stats.txt I get the error,
but when I removed the Output_File_Name option the file is written to
/tmp/stats.txt ... Re-added Output_File_Name AND did mkdir /povfiles/tmp
and all was OK fine.
From your post it appears that you're using the Output_File_Name option
... just a guess, but is that so?
Jim
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On 6/22/2010 6:08 AM, Jim Holsenback wrote:
> Here's the behavior I see on a customized linux-beta37a ...
>
> I have Output_File_Name=/povfiles/ so when I say either +GSstats.txt or
> Statistic_File=stats.txt I get a file written to /povfiles/stats.txt
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> When I change +GS or Statistic_File to /tmp/stats.txt I get the error,
> but when I removed the Output_File_Name option the file is written to
> /tmp/stats.txt ... Re-added Output_File_Name AND did mkdir /povfiles/tmp
> and all was OK fine.
>
> From your post it appears that you're using the Output_File_Name option
> ... just a guess, but is that so?
>
> Jim
Yep, that's what I'm seeing too. In addition, if I set:
Statistic_File=true
Then a file called "stats.out" gets created instead, in the same
directory as Output_File_Name.
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