Add an EShell:module-directory constructor property.

This tells EShell where to look for EModules.  Best practice is to
define the directory in your CPPFLAGS and then pass it to EShell at
instantiation time, like so:

Makefile.am:

    evolution_CPPFLAGS = \
            -DMODULEDIR=\""$(moduledir)"\"
            ...

main.c:

    shell = g_object_new (
            E_TYPE_SHELL, "module-directory", MODULEDIR, ...);

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/shell/e-shell.h b/shell/e-shell.h
index 7d1904a828..1a324806a2 100644
--- a/shell/e-shell.h
+++ b/shell/e-shell.h
@@ -114,6 +114,7 @@ GList *		e_shell_get_watched_windows	(EShell *shell);
 GtkWindow *     e_shell_get_active_window	(EShell *shell);
 void		e_shell_send_receive		(EShell *shell,
 						 GtkWindow *parent);
+const gchar *	e_shell_get_module_directory	(EShell *shell);
 gboolean	e_shell_get_network_available	(EShell *shell);
 void		e_shell_set_network_available	(EShell *shell,
 						 gboolean network_available);