I am working on a macro, attempting to make it be more configured from
trac.ini than it originally was.
My Python-wrangling abilities are not extensive, so this is probably
an obvious mistake.
However, I googled and searched my Trac mail, and an answer did not
appear, and the examples that I found did not reduce my confusion.
I am writing:
config.latexpath=PathOption('fss', 'latexroot',None,'Directory
where latex binaries may be found')
#
#
# Paths to executables
config.latex=config.latexpath+'/' + Option
('fss','latex','latex','Name of latex binary')
and it fails
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'PathOption' and
'str'
at the assignment to config.latex.
trac.ini contains:
[fss]
cache = ../htdocs/fortified/tracfss
cacheurl = /Projects/Community/chrome/site/fortified/tracfss
dvipng = dvipng
emacs = /opt/csw/bin/emacs
fortify = newfortify
fortifypath = ../../Fortifier
latex = latex
latexpdf = latexpdf
latexroot = /opt/csw/bin
Uses of PathOption that I find with Google, make it appear that the
result is a string, or certainly acts like one, but it most surely is
not. How do I get the (string) value of the path option out of a
PathOption? I tried applying "str" to it, and that did not work,
either (it did the generic printing for an str object).
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