NAME
Devel::WxProf::Manual - How to use WxProf
PREFERENCES
wxprofile
's preferences are stored in the .wxprofile
directory in the current user's application data directory (home directory on UNIX) in YAML.
There are two kinds of preferences: User preferences and dynamic preferences.
User preferences
Dynamic preferences
Dynamic preferences are stored in dynamic_preferences
in the preferences directory.
Dynamic preferences are read at program start, and written at program end. They cover data such as the default directory, or window size and position (not implemented yet).
Errors reading or writing dynamic preferences are ignored.
Troubleshooting
If wxprofile does not remember it's last open location, you should check the following:
Application data directory
The application data directory exists and is read/writeable.
perl -MFile::HomeDir -e "print File::HomeDir->my_data"
will tell you the location of that directory (or what perl thinks it is...).
.wxprofile directory
wxprofile
stores it's preferences in the directory.wxprofile
in the application data directory. The directory will be created if not present.If it is present, check whether it is read- and writeable.
dynamic_preferences
Check whether there is a file named
dynamic_preferences
in the preferences directory. If there is one, along with one or moredynamic_preferences.1234
files, wxprofile cannot rename its temp file back todynamic_preferences
.Make sure
dynamic_preferences
is read-/writable.
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2008 Martin Kutter.
This file is part of Devel::WxProf. You may distribute/modify it under the same terms as perl itself
AUTHOR
Martin Kutter <martin.kutter fen-net.de>
REPOSITORY INFORMATION
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