Re: 4.1.1: Reading a file on startup

It's not "read", it's "readfile", I believe.

On Sun, 29 Aug 2004, sqweek wrote:

>  I remember what I else was having trouble with - getting lyntin to
> automatically read a script. Here's my lyntin config file:
>
> [Lyntin]
> ui:             tk
> datadir:        d:\muds\lyntin\scripts\
> moduledir:      d:\muds\lyntin\modules\
> read:           init.lys
>
>  This is read in correctly - my modules are loaded and I can just do
> #read <scriptname> to load stuff from my script directory. However,
> init.lys (which is in d:\muds\lyntin\scripts\) is not automatically
> loaded. I've tried fully qualifying the path as well as using slashes
> and double backslashes, in addition to attempting --read from the
> command line, but nothing seems to work.
>  So, does anyone have an idea of what I'm doing wrong? I'm using
> windows but downloaded the .tar.gz, in case that affects anything.
>
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