I am successfully saving txt file.("|D|",in document directory )
I can print their names using the lfs module .
I can also read the vars that I have pass to them.
But I can not find the actual files:
on Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\[YOUR USER NAME]\Local Settings\Temp\gideros\[YOUR APP NAME]
on Windows Vista and Windows 7: C:\Users\[YOUR USER NAME]\AppData\Local\Temp\gideros\[YOUR APP NAME]
I am using Window 7.
I am just using the Gideros player.
I have also done a advanced search ,regular search,changed the file names ,still no result.
Any Idea what is happening?
It is like chasing a ghost with foot prints.
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C:\Users\[YOUR USER NAME]\AppData\Local\Temp\gideros\[YOUR APP NAME]
It were hidden.
But it only goes all the way to ..\Temp
In my folder options ,I have check marked the option to show
hidden files and folders.
It had to do with hidden files and folders,I played around with lots of folders options.
Sorry about the post,at least I hope somebody find it useful.
hit this in terminal
open $TMPDIR
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Some of these features if there was some sort of config file we could change even without a clean UI interface for them at first would be a good start.
1. Temporary directory of operating system (currently we're using this).
2. .tmp directory in the same folder as the project.
3. Custom directory set by user.
If 2nd option is not available or writable, I can fallback to the 1st option automatically.
btw, for Windows, Everything (http://www.voidtools.com/) is a great free tool to locate the files instantly.