Re: Extension Points in NUnit 2.5

> Good news Andreas, weird that you have to create the "addins"
> directory yourself.

That's a combination of an old NUnit bug and a bit of misunderstanding of
how
TD.Net works on my part.

The bug was that NUnit looked for the addins directory in the directory
containing the running exe.

I fixed that so that it looked for it in the directory containing 
nunit.core.dll.

However, my misunderstanding came into play here: TD.Net does't
use the installed copy of NUnit, but a private copy in its
own directory. This gives you the "feature" of being able to 
have a different set of addins when running TD.Net and
native NUnit. :-)

All this will go away with 3.0, when we change the structure
to allow addins to be anyplace in the directory structure.

Charlie



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