Re: [gcmd-dev] Python plugins

[Piotr Eljasiak]

> (1) gc $PATH is /usr/local/bin/gnome-commander here, 
> and it can find the plugin only if started from a shell after 
> cd /usr/local/bin. Starting from another pwd leads to load
> failure.

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> I think the right place to put plugins into would be the 
> users ~/.gnome-commander anyway, if there are some
> shipped with the package they could be placed into /usr/lib, 
> for example. I recommend to look at firefox extensions,
> that's how it should work, finally: You can install system-wide 
> plugins (as root) which can>'t be modified by user, and may be  
> updated by package managers regular system update.
> Or you can install as user into .gnome-commander manually,
> or maybe by some gcmd update manager realized as python plugin ;)

The latest code in cvs first looks for 'sample-plugin.py' in
~/.gnome-commander/plugins/, and then in PLUGIN_DIR
($(libdir)/$(PACKAGE)/plugins) if not found. This should resolve the
problem :o)