() [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ludovic Courtès)
() Fri, 11 May 2007 16:43:09 +0200
Nice that it can detect such things and adapt!
that's the theory, anyway.
However, the `s/make-shared-substring/substring/' occurs only at
module-installation time, which precludes one from running the examples
from within the source directory.
good point. i hadn't thought of that.
Also, while `id.cgi' DTRT (except for `make-shared-substring') so
that it can be run from within the source directory, `you-are-here'
just makes plain `use-modules' that are bound to fail when invoked
from within the source directory.
true.
Maybe all the modules could be moved to a `www' subdir, and then
examples could be generated from `.in' files at configure-time that
start with something like:
${GUILE-guile} -L @top_srcdir@ ...
This way, `(use-modules (www ...))' would work fine.
What do you think?
i think the approach (or something like it) is sound. certainly making
the modules and examples usable pre-install is a worthy goal. thanks
for the suggestion.
thi
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