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Current versions of Vize and XPize.Net make use of a XML file as database for the files to patch. That XMl file, called FileList.xml has hardcoded paths to file, meaning that only if a "Program Files" folder is found, a file on that directory will be patched. That won't work on Spanish "Archivos de Programa" for example.
Impact: High
IF we are going to use the same method: In order to solve this we will need a method to auto-update FileList.xml using .Net "Environment.GelFolderPath()" method. Any other solutions welcomed.
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well, i can help there man, with a seperate exe that will search for files, and enter the resulting path in the users local language... i knwo its maybe not very clean, but it will work flawlessly.
This issue no-longer applies as Anolis uses environment variables like %programfiles% and %systemdir% for paths (and before anyone asks, it recognises x64 variables too).
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2008-07-29T01:46:45.197-07:00
Current versions of Vize and XPize.Net make use of a XML file as database for the files to patch. That XMl file, called FileList.xml has hardcoded paths to file, meaning that only if a "Program Files" folder is found, a file on that directory will be patched. That won't work on Spanish "Archivos de Programa" for example.
Impact: High
IF we are going to use the same method: In order to solve this we will need a method to auto-update FileList.xml using .Net "Environment.GelFolderPath()" method. Any other solutions welcomed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: