Re: Fw: Initialization Commands

[María de los A. Vázquez <mvazquez at micromint dot com>]

> You might try starting insight, opening a console window and entering "tk 
> set ::env(INSIGHT_FORCE_READ_PREFERENCES)" to verify that this variable is 
> being set properly in the environment.

I did it but I got an error:

(gdb) tk set ::env(INSIGHT_FORCE_READ_PREFERENCES)
Error: can't read "::env(INSIGHT_FORCE_READ_PREFERENCES)": no such variable

> If you also do: "tk $::env(HOME)", what is the result? This is the 
> directory that gdbtk.ini should be located in on windows.

This is what I got:

(gdb) tk $::env(HOME)
Error: invalid command name "C:\Users\help"

> You can always force gdb (or insight) to read preferences. Do it in gdb by 
> editing main.c and rebuild/reinstall. For insight, simply edit prefs.tcl.

> Did you build your version of insight or did you download it from 
> somewhere?

I download it from somewhere.

María