Fixed "runtime.hardware.path" and "runtime.platform.path" values #1790
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"runtime.hardware.path" now contains the path to the hardware folder of the currently selected board and "runtime.platform.path" the path to the specific platform. This should fix arduino#1176 and arduino#1761.
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Wouldn't it make more sense to set these properties in |
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Fixed "runtime.hardware.path" and "runtime.platform.path" values
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Ah, right. I agree that factoring out this stuff would make sense. |
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This should fix #1176 and #1761.
"runtime.hardware.path" now contains the path to the hardware folder of the currently selected board (for example sketchbook/hardware/provider).
"runtime.platform.path" is a new variable with the path down to the specific platform (for example sketchbook/hardware/rovider/avr).