Hello,

I am having trouble getting environment variable substitution working in my .jdebug file, when trying to substitute into a file path (Lubuntu 18.04, Ozone 2.60k).
Perhaps my syntax is incorrect? According to the User Guide, "$(<varname>)" should be correct for Linux and Windows.

My .jdebug file has the following line in OnProjectLoad(): Project.AddSvdFile ("$(NORDIC_SDK)/modules/nrfx/mdk/nrf52840.svd");

NORDIC_SDK is an environment variable defined in my user ".profile" file as: export NORDIC_SDK="$HOME/nRF5_SDK_15.2.0_9412b96"

Manually substituting the path works correctly, and opening a terminal window and running echo $NORDIC_SDK prints the expected result.

Thank you!

Hi Nino,

Please note, I have upgraded to Ozone 2.60l and the problem appears to persist:

* The Ozone console says "File not found: $(NORDIC_SDK)/modules/nrfx/mdk/nrf52840.svd"
* Opening a Linux console and executing "echo $NORDIC_SDK" prints the expected path.
* Manually replacing the $(NORDIC_SDK) in the .jdebug file with the full path works as expected.

(The release notes for 2.60l say the problem was fixed in this release.)

Thanks Nino; unfortunately I am still having the original problem, even after removing $HOME.

Perhaps I am doing something wrong; is it possible you could please detail a simple working example? Perhaps I am setting the environment variable in the wrong place (user ".profile" file).

Thanks Nino, removing the underscore from the environment variable name (i.e. changing "export NORDIC_SDK" to export "NORDICSDK") has solved the problem.