Ok, there's a few changes you can make (This is just a test though, for
some reason it seems that it can't open the ./tinytic.cfg which should
imply the same directory as the program, so these changes should work for a
-c commandline option at least.)

tinytic.cpp at around line 81 (just before the if (!ReadConfigFile())):
if (szConfigFile == "")
{
  szConfigFile = szHomeDir + "tinytic.cfg"; // default
}

tprocess.cpp (around line 370 in CheckArea):
Remove all references to Buffer, primarily these lines:
string Buffer;
Buffer =  ...
Buffer += ...

Replace the use of Buffer.c_str() with szConfigFile.c_str() which happens
at the fConfig.open call a few lines from the last Buffer line, and the Log
+= which is just a few lines below that.

In parse.cpp at around line 43, set szConfigFile to "" (remove
tinytic.cfg as the value).

These changes should make the -c option respond more appropriately.  FOr
some reason it seems I left the Home directory value still being prepended
to the actual location.  This is normally fine for non-alternate configs
but not for alternate ones.

Tell me if these changes work for you.

-- Michael


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