> Is there no way to metadata to an ASDF package that identifies it as
> a Stump system? For example, a dependency on the :stumpwm package?
>
> Is there no way to add some if it does not exist?
You can certainly declare a system dependency.
I'm not sure how to map over all systems reachable by AS
Is there no way to metadata to an ASDF package that identifies it as a
Stump system? For example, a dependency on the :stumpwm package?
Is there no way to add some if it does not exist?
On Fri, Jun 6, 2014 at 4:27 PM, Diogo F. S. Ramos wrote:
> > There are some features that I would like to ke
> There are some features that I would like to keep that have been removed
> (sorry for not noticing this sooner):
Not a problem at all.
> - load-path functionality
> Rationale: there was much discussion about this, but the idea was to
> minimally recapitulate Emacs' load-path and 'add-to-loa
"Diogo F. S. Ramos" writes:
>> Whenever you feel its ready, open or re-open a pull request and I'll
>> merge it in.
>
> OK. I'll open a pull request then.
>
> I've changed my own module to an ASDF system and everything seem to be
> working fine.
Hi,
There are some features that I would like to
> Whenever you feel its ready, open or re-open a pull request and I'll
> merge it in.
OK. I'll open a pull request then.
I've changed my own module to an ASDF system and everything seem to be
working fine.
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I have to admit, I forgot about this issue. I've updated the issue
tracker with this thread and the latest developments, hopefully we can
figure out a fix, this is clearly affecting more than one user.
https://github.com/stumpwm/stumpwm/issues/96
Dave
"J. David Smith" writes:
> Hello,
>
Whenever you feel its ready, open or re-open a pull request and I'll
merge it in.
Dave
"Diogo F. S. Ramos" writes:
> I reduced the number of files in the "Writing a Module" to two.
>
> As this is regular Common Lisp software, there are more than one way of
> writing it but I tried to make i
I reduced the number of files in the "Writing a Module" to two.
As this is regular Common Lisp software, there are more than one way of
writing it but I tried to make it simpler.
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