Re: [Enigma-devel] "Acoustic Memory" in Mac OS X gets stuck

[Ronald Lamprecht]

Hi,

Clifford J. Tasner wrote:
> Here's my question:  Which file or files should I be copying and  
> pasting to send in to Register my scores?
>
> My users' path is:
> /users/cliffordjtasner/.enigma
>
> in that file are:
>
> enigma.score
> enigma.score~1
> enigma.score~2
> levels (a file)
> state.xml
> state.xml~1
> state.xml~2
> thumbs (a file)
>
> Which of these should I send?  Do I just cut and paste the text into  an 
> email?

Just the file "enigma.score". Please send it as a file attachment. It is 
not a editable text file.

> > > 3) I am running Enigma on Mac OS X.  I understand that I am
> > > supposed to send in the user path: /users/cliffordjtasner/.enigma.
> > > However, I don't know how to access the code on my machine that will
> > > allow me to find that file
> >
> >
> > Files whose names begin with "." are hidden. The simplest way to  access
> > it without changing Finder behavior or learning to use command line
> > tools in Terminal is to download a free program named TextWrangler  from
> > http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/download.shtml

There is just a simpler way getting arbitrary access to all the files:

Just start Enigma, select the "Options Menu" and enter a Userpath that 
suits your demands, f.e. "/users/cliffordjtasner/Enigma". Leave Enigma 
and the above files should be saved on the new Finder compatible path.

Note: you may need to copy manually screenshots and own levelpacks you 
made with Enigma 1.0 - hopefully you have not been active in this parts.

@Sidney: I did not think of this Finder problem and did not receive any 
hint from you or Johannes. Shouldn't we select another default userpath 
for Mac Users in future Enigma releases?

- Ronald