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Re: Rubuntu LiveCD I need vim/emacs configs!

Peña, Botp

2/23/2006 3:26:00 AM

On Behalf Of Pistos

#Well, I was about to toot my own horn, but it looks as though someone
#already mentioned it: I would be quite appreciative if you included
#Diakonos. :)

Hi Pistos,

do you have gem for diakonos?
Thank you for the uber cool editor.

kind regards -botp

#Pistos
7 Answers

Pistos Christou

2/23/2006 3:35:00 PM

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Peña, Botp wrote:
> do you have gem for diakonos?
> Thank you for the uber cool editor.

I would simply love to make a gem for Diakonos. I have been wanting to
do so for many versions now. Unfortunately, the rubygems technology
does not have any functionality that would allow me to place a
system-wide conf anywhere. Until that happens, a Diakonos Ruby gem
would be either crippled, or impossible. :(

At the moment, the tarballs include an old version of
http://www.mobiledude.com/projects/ruby/pa... , which seems to
work for now, but I know the Ruby community is all on the gems
bandwagon, so I feel really left out. :(

Anyway, thank you for your kind comments about the editor. :) God be
praised!

Pistos

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Logan Capaldo

2/23/2006 4:55:00 PM

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On Feb 23, 2006, at 10:34 AM, Pistos Christou wrote:

> I would simply love to make a gem for Diakonos. I have been
> wanting to
> do so for many versions now. Unfortunately, the rubygems technology
> does not have any functionality that would allow me to place a
> system-wide conf anywhere. Until that happens, a Diakonos Ruby gem
> would be either crippled, or impossible. :(

Speaking of the config file, is there a chance that the install could
stick the config in $PREFIX/etc?

Great editor btw.

Ezra Zygmuntowicz

2/24/2006 1:40:00 AM

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On Feb 23, 2006, at 7:34 AM, Pistos Christou wrote:

> Peña, Botp wrote:
>> do you have gem for diakonos?
>> Thank you for the uber cool editor.
>
> I would simply love to make a gem for Diakonos. I have been
> wanting to
> do so for many versions now. Unfortunately, the rubygems technology
> does not have any functionality that would allow me to place a
> system-wide conf anywhere. Until that happens, a Diakonos Ruby gem
> would be either crippled, or impossible. :(
>
> At the moment, the tarballs include an old version of
> http://www.mobiledude.com/projects/ruby/pa... , which seems to
> work for now, but I know the Ruby community is all on the gems
> bandwagon, so I feel really left out. :(
>
> Anyway, thank you for your kind comments about the editor. :) God be
> praised!
>
> Pistos
>
> --
> Posted via http://www.ruby-....
>


Pistos-

Diakonos is pretty sweet. I will definitely incldue it in rubuntu ;)

-Ezra

Pistos Christou

2/24/2006 2:24:00 AM

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Logan Capaldo wrote:
> Speaking of the config file, is there a chance that the install could
> stick the config in $PREFIX/etc?

If you use

$ ./setup.rb --help

it displays a plethora of path configuration options. Some that may be
of interest to you:

--prefix=PREFIX path prefix of target environment [usr]
--confdir=PREFIX directory for conf files [/etc]
--conf=PREFIX absolute directory for conf files [usr/etc]

Diakonos only searches for a system-wide conf in the following places,
though:

conf_dirs = [
"/usr/local/etc/diakonos.conf",
"/usr/etc/diakonos.conf",
"/etc/diakonos.conf",
"/usr/local/share/diakonos/diakonos.conf",
"/usr/share/diakonos/diakonos.conf"
]

So if you put it somewhere besides one of those five locations, you'll
have to either specify the conf on the command line (with the
-c/--config option), or reference it inside your
~/.diakonos/diakonos.conf file.

HTH;
Pistos

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Logan Capaldo

2/24/2006 2:33:00 AM

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On Feb 23, 2006, at 9:23 PM, Pistos Christou wrote:

> Logan Capaldo wrote:
>> Speaking of the config file, is there a chance that the install could
>> stick the config in $PREFIX/etc?
>
> If you use
>
> $ ./setup.rb --help
>
> it displays a plethora of path configuration options. Some that
> may be
> of interest to you:
>
> --prefix=PREFIX path prefix of target environment [usr]
> --confdir=PREFIX directory for conf files [/etc]
> --conf=PREFIX absolute directory for conf files [usr/etc]
>
> Diakonos only searches for a system-wide conf in the following places,
> though:
>
> conf_dirs = [
> "/usr/local/etc/diakonos.conf",
> "/usr/etc/diakonos.conf",
> "/etc/diakonos.conf",
> "/usr/local/share/diakonos/diakonos.conf",
> "/usr/share/diakonos/diakonos.conf"
> ]
>
> So if you put it somewhere besides one of those five locations, you'll
> have to either specify the conf on the command line (with the
> -c/--config option), or reference it inside your
> ~/.diakonos/diakonos.conf file.
>
> HTH;
> Pistos
>
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> Posted via http://www.ruby-....
>

Yeah, basically what I was hoping for is diakonos to remember the
prefix it was installed to and search accordingly. (I like to
install things to /usr/local/$APP/, makes it easier to keep track of
what belongs to what. Although at this point my path var is rather
long :) )

Pistos Christou

2/24/2006 3:25:00 PM

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Logan Capaldo wrote:
> Yeah, basically what I was hoping for is diakonos to remember the
> prefix it was installed to and search accordingly. (I like to
> install things to /usr/local/$APP/, makes it easier to keep track of
> what belongs to what. Although at this point my path var is rather
> long :) )

You could always just go in and hack that conf_dir Array for the time
being. :) I will file an issue ticket for this feature, though.

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Logan Capaldo

2/24/2006 4:46:00 PM

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On Feb 24, 2006, at 10:25 AM, Pistos Christou wrote:

> You could always just go in and hack that conf_dir Array for the time
> being. :) I will file an issue ticket for this feature, though.

Thank you.