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Ah , ok, now I understand. I didn't consider using the variables or
"tokens" in a default installation from the start. It could be
implemented (not used with the default installation) in one version
and tested by using the --configpath qualifier with a manually
customized qgis2.ini file. <br>
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Thanks for your patience Jürgen. I think, I'll write my suggestions
in a more formalized way and put it on the wish list (If it ain't
there already)<br>
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Regards<br>
Bo Victor Thomsen <br>
AestasGIS<br>
Denmark<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 20-07-2015 14:24, Jürgen E. Fischer
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<pre wrap="">Hi Bo,
On Mon, 20. Jul 2015 at 13:35:12 +0200, Bo Victor Thomsen wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I don't understand the risque of regression - It would be an addition to the
method that reads the option values from either the registry or the ini file.
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I'm just talking about the default installation. That would either point to a
fresh config directory referencing the version number (which would appear to
have lost the existing configuration) or use existing settings (pointing to
potentially wrong directories and maybe incompatible settings).
Both of which have their pros and cons.
Jürgen
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