either way, I think it should be fixed (for mint at least) as it will stop this kind of thing happening in the future.. and make apps with SLB's easier to work with in the future
This is done in sys_s_lbopen() in slb.c. The current search order is this: 1. In the folder passed to slb_open() if any.2. If folder isn't specified or the slb could not be loaded from the specified folder, search the path specified in SLBPATH. If SLBPATH isn't defined, search in \.
3. Finally look in SYSDIR.So if SLBPATH is specified, .\ will never be searched. It can easily be fixed, but what is the specified search order for SLB's?
Jo Even