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
Pe帽a, 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/package.html , 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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Speaking of the config file, is there a chance that the install could stick the config in $PREFIX/etc?
Great editor btw.
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.
Pistos-
Diakonos is pretty sweet. I will definitely incldue it in rubuntu 
-Ezra
On Feb 23, 2006, at 7:34 AM, Pistos Christou wrote:
Pe帽a, 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/package.html , 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.
praised!Pistos
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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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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 )
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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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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Thank you.
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.