Environment variable %userprofile% has issues

[ARMmaster17]

Travis complains that the neural net training file for port => service lookups is missing, despite init() being called within the test.

[vinman07a]

Does this test pass under windows?

[ARMmaster17]

Oddly enough, yes.

[ARMmaster17]

Might need some way to detect the OS, and define it if neccessary.

Source: http://developer.xamarin.com/api/member/System.Environment.ExpandEnvironmentVariables/p/System.String/

[ARMmaster17]

My bad, it was patched up by using the same code to create and write to the directory. But I do think this might need further investigation.

https://github.com/NETponents/Gerbil/blob/Shared-91/GerbilTest/UnitTest1.cs#L69-L73

[vinman07a]

After this commit vinman07a@82d32a7 I am having the following error.

UnitTest1.cs(70,36): error CS0122: `System.IO.Path.Combine(params string[])' is inaccessible due to its protection level

UnitTest1.cs(73,54): error CS0122: `System.IO.Path.Combine(string, string, string, string)' is inaccessible due to its protection level

%usrprofile% auctually started to work though

[vinman07a]

%userprofile% creates a new directory called %userprofile% in the base of the project.

[ARMmaster17]

@vinman07a You may have been getting that error because you downgraded the project to .NET 3.5 SP1. You also might need to check your .gitignore file, you committed the entire Nuget package repo.

But that does make sense how it creates a directory named %userprofile%. Is there some kind of equivalent to #define for C# where we could specify specific methods to call based on build parameters? I think I looked into it before and I don't remember if I found anything that wasn't compiler specific.