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Add libretro assets directory search path, and have environment variables override configured values #17054
Add libretro assets directory search path, and have environment variables override configured values #17054
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* frontend/drivers/platform_win32.c (frontend_win32_env_get): Check the size of correct destination array.
This builds on 763fcd8 ("unix, win32: Allow set the default libretro_directory via environment variable") to also allow specifying the assets directory via an environment variable. * frontend/drivers/platform_unix.c (frontend_unix_get_env) <libretro_assets_directory> New variable. Use it to set DEFAULT_DIR_ASSETS, when available. * frontend/drivers/platform_win32.c (frontend_win32_env_get): Likewise.
Until now, and unlike the defaut core directory, the default core *info* directory would be hard-coded relative to the installation directory. Honor the LIBRETRO_DIRECTORY environment variable the same instead. * frontend/drivers/platform_unix.c (frontend_unix_get_env): Set DEFAULT_DIR_CORE_INFO default to the value of the LIBRETRO_DIRECTORY environment variable, if available. * frontend/drivers/platform_win32.c (frontend_win32_env_get): Likewise.
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* frontend/drivers/platform_unix.c (libretro_autoconfig_directory): New variable. (frontend_unix_get_env): Set DEFAULT_DIR_AUTOCONFIG to the value of the LIBRETRO_AUTOCONFIG_DIRECTORY environment variable, if available. * frontend/drivers/platform_win32.c: Likewise.
…ble. * frontend/drivers/platform_unix.c (libretro_video_filter_directory): New variable. (frontend_unix_get_env): Set DEFAULT_DIR_VIDEO_FILTER to the value of the LIBRETRO_VIDEO_FILTER_DIRECTORY environment variable, if available. * frontend/drivers/platform_win32.c: Likewise.
…ble. * frontend/drivers/platform_unix.c (libretro_video_shader_directory): New variable. (frontend_unix_get_env): Set DEFAULT_DIR_SHADER to the value of the LIBRETRO_VIDEO_SHADER_DIRECTORY environment variable, if available. * frontend/drivers/platform_win32.c: Likewise.
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* frontend/drivers/platform_unix.c (libretro_system_directory): New variable. (frontend_unix_get_env): Set DEFAULT_DIR_SYSTEM to the value of the LIBRETRO_SYSTEM_DIRECTORY environment variable, if available. * frontend/drivers/platform_win32.c: Likewise.
Because the configuration file is systematically written when RetroArch terminates, persisting any previous default/configured value, setting the LIBRETRO_DIRECTORY, LIBRETRO_ASSETS_DIRECTORY, etc. environment variables would not have an effect unless the retroarch.cfg configuration file was cleared. This seems to go against the common expectation that environment variables are set by users to *override* the default behavior or configuration of an application. * configuration.c (config_load_file) <libretro_directory> <libretro_assets_directory, libretro_autoconfig_directory> <libretro_system_directory, libretro_video_filter_directory> <libretro_video_shader_directory>: New variables. Use the values of the LIBRETRO_DIRECTORY, LIBRETRO_ASSETS_DIRECTORY, LIBRETRO_AUTOCONFIG_DIRECTORY, LIBRETRO_SYSTEM_DIRECTORY, LIBRETRO_VIDEO_FILTER_DIRECTORY and LIBRETRO_VIDEO_SHADER_DIRECTORY environment variables instead of their corresponding configured values, when set. * docs/retroarch.6: Document the environment variables honored and their behavior.
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Looks good to me. The only thing I'd do is list these new environment variables on the These also look like they'd be helpful for testing and debugging, e.g. so you can set these variables from IDE profiles instead of juggling multiple config files. |
Hey, thanks for reviewing/merging this. I've just found that overriding the database directory is also useful, so I'll send a follow-up PR, tackling your |
This breaks setting IMO, ENV should overwrite always (should this save to cfg? maybe, both valid I guess) and then only default if the value in the config is empty. https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/pull/17054/files#diff-0972109e3e4a166e3d332ecbdecfca1c835cc4e34f2f3e75a577770348e7e9a7L3851-L3856 that's what this removed code was doing I think. Reverting this commit works as I expect. |
@mackal hello! Uh, sorry for the breakage. Not honoring a non-default |
@Apteryks remove |
Yep, I could reproduce, thank you. Fix is here: 57a6451 I had misread the loop initializing the default value; it has some condition that skips over some configuration keys, and apparently |
Description
See the commit messages, but in a nutshell, this adds support to set/override the assets_directory configured via a
LIBRETRO_ASSETS_DIRECTORY
environment variable. The behavior of the existing LIBRETRO_DIRECTORY environment variable is changed so that it also overrides anylibretro_directory
value, with the rationale explained in the commit message.Related Issues
https://issues.guix.gnu.org/38439
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