save to "~/.stepmania cvs"

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Glenn Maynard
2007-02-21 09:03:42 +00:00
parent 17f2328652
commit 21799d66b8
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@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
#include "global.h"
#include "ArchHooks_Unix.h"
#include "ProductInfo.h"
#include "RageLog.h"
#include "RageUtil.h"
#include "RageThreads.h"
@@ -251,24 +252,19 @@ void ArchHooks::MountInitialFilesystems( const RString &sDirOfExecutable )
* (Deprecated; use rootfs.) */
FILEMAN->Mount( "dir", "/proc", "/proc" );
/* We can almost do this, to have machine profiles be system-global to eg. share
* scores. It would need to handle permissions properly. */
/* RageFileManager::Mount( "dir", "/var/lib/games/stepmania", "/Save/Profiles" ); */
// RString Home = getenv( "HOME" ) + "/" + PRODUCT_ID;
/*
* Next: path to write general mutable user data. If the above path fails (eg.
* wrong permissions, doesn't exist), machine memcard data will also go in here.
* XXX: It seems silly to have two ~ directories. If we're going to create a
* directory on our own, it seems like it should be a dot directory, but it
* seems wrong to put lots of data (eg. music) in one. Hmm.
* Next: path to write general mutable user data.
*
* Lowercase the PRODUCT_ID; dotfiles and directories are almost always lowercase.
*/
/* XXX: create */
/* RageFileManager::Mount( "dir", Home + "." PRODUCT_ID, "/Data" ); */
/* Next, search ~/StepMania. This is where users can put music, themes, etc. */
/* RageFileManager::Mount( "dir", Home + PRODUCT_ID, "/" ); */
const char *szHome = getenv( "HOME" );
RString sProductId = PRODUCT_ID;
sProductId.MakeLower();
RString sUserDataPath = ssprintf( "%s/.%s", szHome? szHome:".", sProductId.c_str() );
FILEMAN->Mount( "dir", sUserDataPath + "/Cache", "/Cache" );
FILEMAN->Mount( "dir", sUserDataPath + "/Logs", "/Logs" );
FILEMAN->Mount( "dir", sUserDataPath + "/Save", "/Save" );
FILEMAN->Mount( "dir", sUserDataPath + "/Screenshots", "/Screenshots" );
/* Search for a directory with "Songs" in it. Be careful: the CWD is likely to
* be ~, and it's possible that some users will have a ~/Songs/ directory that