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The lisp code in BBDB 3.1.1 is identical to the lisp code
in BBDB 3.1. Only the autoconf and automake scripts have
been updated.
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On Mon Mar 10 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
Fixed. (Replaced with @xxx@ for clarity.)
I am just curious: In the sed regular expressions, you use [@]
instead of plain @. Is there a reason for this? Plain @ seems
to be working, too.
(I also saw you have several minor unrelated suggestions
I am just curious: In the sed regular expressions, you use [@]
instead of plain @. Is there a reason for this? Plain @ seems
to be working, too.
To shield the regex from autoconf!
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On Tue Mar 11 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
I am just curious: In the sed regular expressions, you use [@]
instead of plain @. Is there a reason for this? Plain @ seems
to be working, too.
To shield the regex from autoconf!
But I guess this would be really needed only if
I am just curious: In the sed regular expressions, you use [@]
instead of plain @. Is there a reason for this? Plain @ seems
to be working, too.
To shield the regex from autoconf!
But I guess this would be really needed only if bbdb-site.el.in was
actually processed by autoconf.
On Tue Mar 11 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
The regex appears in Makefile.am which begets Makefile.in which is
processed by the ./configure produced by autoconf, rendering the
regex susceptible to @@ substitution.
You are right, never mind. My testcase was too simple to reveal
this
Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org writes:
Great, thank you, your new approach should work for everyone.
Two minor things:
- In bbdb-site.el.in, you kept the value of bbdb-print-tex-path
'(/usr/local/share). This seems to be a typo that has been
there for some time and should probably be
Okay, I've reworked it again to satisfy, I believe, all criteria!
The pathway is simply bbdb-site.el.in to bbdb-site.el.
This is accomplished solely at make time, not ./configure time.
(Using sed to replace the @foo@ things as well as the path.)
A pre-built bbdb-site.el can be included in the
On Sun Mar 9 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
Okay, I've reworked it again to satisfy, I believe, all criteria!
Great, thank you, your new approach should work for everyone.
Two minor things:
- In bbdb-site.el.in, you kept the value of bbdb-print-tex-path
'(/usr/local/share). This seems to
On Tue Mar 4 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
The difficulties I see with having bbdb-site grovel around to try
to find the right place, or to find a file containing a string
which gives the right place (which itself is a bit of a
chicken-and-egg issue), are three fold.
I see your points.
The way I rewrote it this week maintained the property that all the earlier
files in the transformation chain were valid elisp, just maybe with
incorrect stuff in the strings. And with filename that are clearly destined
to be tweaked and renamed bbdb-site.el.
The difficulties I see with having
On Mon Mar 3 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
The standard autotools way of baking in directories and such into
installed files is to do so at build time, using in the case of C/C++
things like
... -DDATADIR=\$(datadir)\ ...
I see, ... I guess some people thought very carefully about what
On Sun Mar 2 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
Okay I'll rework the patch to modify the value in-place in
bbdb-site.el
In order to identify the file to be eval'ed, you might want to do
something similar to what is done at the beginning of
bbdb-loaddefs.el.
I guess it would be good if on a
Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org writes:
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Hurray!
Thanks for all your work on this.
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Excellent news, Roland!
One very minor issue.
$ autoreconf --force --install
$ ./configure --prefix=/usr
$ make
$ make install DESTDIR=/xxx
$ find /xxx/usr/share/ -name '*.tex*'
/xxx/usr/share/bbdb/bbdb-cols.tex
Barak A. Pearlmutter ba...@cs.nuim.ie writes:
On the other hand, 3.x is far from backwards compatible with 2.x, so
one can certainly argue that there should be a new package bbdb3,
which conflicts with bbdb ( 3), thus keeping 2.x available for those
who do not wish to upgrade yet.
Moreover,
On Sat Mar 1 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
but the actual path set
$ egrep bbdb-print-tex-path /xxx/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/bbdb-site.el
(defcustom bbdb-print-tex-path '(/usr/local/share)
is (a) missing the trailing /bbdb, and (b) not being set according to
the build-time
The problem about your patch was that it not only defined the value
of the lisp variable bbdb-print-tex-path, but it also defined the
variable itself. So if someone does not install BBDB via make, then
the variable bbdb-print-tex-path remains undefined and it would be
difficult for most
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