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--- ../com/english/varkon.orig Thu Mar 27 06:36:43 2003
+++ ../com/english/varkon Tue May 13 18:49:31 2003
@@ -13,12 +13,12 @@
# Root directory for VARKON installation. Change this
# line to point to the right location.
-VARKON_ROOT=/usr/varkon/varkon_1.17D
+VARKON_ROOT=%%VARKON_PREFIX%%
export VARKON_ROOT
# Standard menufiles (*.MDF, *.INC)
-VARKON_MDF=$VARKON_ROOT/mdf/english
+VARKON_MDF=$VARKON_ROOT/mdf
export VARKON_MDF
# Project files (*.PID)
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
# versions of VARKON to persist in a common place.
# All users need write access to this directory
-VARKON_PID=$VARKON_ROOT/pid
+VARKON_PID=$HOME/pid
export VARKON_PID
# Errormessages (*.ERM)
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
# The VARKON documentation (*.htm)
-VARKON_DOC=$VARKON_ROOT/man
+VARKON_DOC=%%DOCSDIR%%/man
export VARKON_DOC
# System module library (*.MBO)
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@
# so you may set it up differently for different users.
# All users need write access to this directory
-VARKON_TMP=$VARKON_ROOT/tmp
+VARKON_TMP=/tmp
export VARKON_TMP
# Fonts for graphical text
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@
# Standard resources for X-Windows
-VARKON_INI=$VARKON_ROOT/cnf/ini/english
+VARKON_INI=$VARKON_ROOT/cnf/ini
export VARKON_INI
# Default root for VARKON applications
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@
# not interfere with old jobs.
# All users need write access to this directory
-VARKON_PRD=$VARKON_ROOT/app
+VARKON_PRD=$HOME/app
export VARKON_PRD
# PATH for executables (xvarkon, mbsc, plotterdrivers)
@@ -111,14 +111,14 @@
# over again when updating the system.
xvarkon $1 $2 \
--i$VARKON_INI/linux
+-i$VARKON_INI/freebsd
# With an inifile of your own it would look something
# like the following:
# xvarkon $1 $2 \
-# -i$VARKON_INI/linux -i$HOME/cnf/ini/english/my_own_inifile
+# -i$VARKON_INI/freebsd -i$HOME/cnf/ini/english/my_own_inifile
# If you want to run the system in pure drafting mode, add
# "-r" to the command line.
-# xvarkon -r $1 $2 -i$VARKON_INI/linux
+# xvarkon -r $1 $2 -i$VARKON_INI/freebsd
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