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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 18/12/2013 13:54, FreeMan wrote:<br>
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Hello Martin,<br>
On Kubuntu 13.10 x64,<br>
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/opt/lazarus/startlazarus --LANG=C --pcp=~/.lazarus %f
--debug-log=~/.lazarus/0_Lazarus_LOG_FILE.log
--debug-enable=DBG_CMD_ECHO,DBG_STATE,DBG_DATA_MONITORS,DBGMI_QUEUE_DEBUG,DBGMI_TYPE_INFO<br>
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"--debug-log=~/.lazarus/0_Lazarus_LOG_FILE.log" log file not
creating. '~' symbol not using, <br>
"--debug-log=/home/yourname/.lazarus/0_Lazarus_LOG_FILE.log" this
parameter is work<br>
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1) Top posting <br>
2) Completely unrelated to the quoted message<br>
3) Untrimmed full quote<br>
just some advice: I know some of the people will add you to their
filter, and stop reading your messages, if you continue doing the
above....<br>
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--LANG is not an command-line option. LANG is an environment
variable. The syntax for setting it depends on the shell you use.<br>
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afaik: "~" is a token used by most shells (e.g bash). Lazarus does
nothing with it, and treats it as literal. <br>
If working, then it is expanded by the shell, *before* lazarus is
even run. So if that does not work, then it is something about your
shell not replacing it.<br>
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