Re: [Dev-C++] wxWidgets Install

WXWIN is an environment variable. You may set an environment variable 
like this:
1. Go to the Control Panel
2. Open the system icon.
3. Click the advanced tab.
4. Click "Environment vairables."
5. It should say "User variables for (USER)" and "System variables". 
Click the new button under user variables.
6. Enter WXWIN for the variable name.
7. For the value, enter the path to the directory where WxWinodws is. 
For example, if you installed WxWindows is C:\WX, enter C:/WX.

Why / instead of \? Although Windows uses \ for file paths, the MinGW 
uses /, just like UNIX and Linux.

--Scott Simontis--

Roger Furer wrote:
> Aloha from Honolulu,
>   I'm just beggining with a wxWidgets installation and some issues are 
> puzzelling me: the installation notes say to alter the WXWIN environment 
> variable.  Can somebody tell me what that is?
>   The notes also say to use only forward slashes / to designate 
> directories and sub-directories (from my MSDOS days I still call 'em 
> that), I think that only applies within certain files or the WXWIN 
> environment variable since windows (I'm using WinXP Pro) has always used 
> back slashes \ in directory commands and when displaying same.  Can 
> somebody help clear this up a bit?
> Mahalo (Thank You),
> Roger Furer
> 
> 
> 
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