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Note: This is an archived post that was originally sent to the Hollywood mailing list on Sun, 02 Nov 2008 11:25:48 +0100

Hi there,

I encountered an error which I am not sure of whether it belongs to ScuiLib or Hollywood ...

I get the attached error message when I start the win compiled version of my ScuiLib using app if the exe is _not_ in the same directory like the ScuiLib.hws, but it works if it is in the same directory, so it seems the exe needs the hws. The error does not occur, when I start the OS3 version of the app in a different dir than the ScuiLib.hws is located. Is this a know issue or do I do sth wrong? I thought, every hws that is include with "@INCLUDE" (like the ScuiLib) is compiled into the exe, so I don't need to have the hws in the same directory?

Thanks in advance and greetings, Micha

Note: This is an archived post that was originally sent to the Hollywood mailing list on Sun, 02 Nov 2008 13:50:53 +0100

Hi there,

I encountered an error which I am not sure of whether it belongs to ScuiLib or Hollywood ...

I get the attached error message when I start the win compiled version of my ScuiLib using app if the exe is _not_ in the same directory like the ScuiLib.hws, but it works if it is in the same directory, so it seems the exe needs the hws. The error does not occur, when I start the OS3 version of the app in a different dir than the ScuiLib.hws is located. Is this a know issue or do I do sth wrong? I thought, every hws that is include with "@INCLUDE" (like the ScuiLib) is compiled into the exe, so I don't need to have the hws in the same directory?

Yes. You don't need included files at all for compiled scripts. This sounds like a bug. Can you send me the Win32 executable so I can have a look?