On 28/02/12 16:35, Lex Trotman wrote:
Hi Stuart,
OT for the Jython thread so a new one.
I tried asciidoc with
http://nuitka.net/blog/nuitka-a-python-compiler/nuitka-releases/
Problem is recursive calls (eg in tables) are defined by asciidoc.conf
to use "python {asciidoc-file}"
But the symbol asciidoc-file is set to the command executable, not to
asciidoc.py, so it doesn't work.
And if it did it wouldn't use the alternative implementation.
How does Jython get around that?
I don't think it does, the User Guide compiles with Jython on my machine only
because I have python installed.
And perhaps this needs to be fixed, there was also a recent comment in
the ML about Arch linux using python3 as the default "python" command
and again these the commands in asciidoc.conf didn't work until they
were patched to python2.
I'm not sure of the "correct" solution but I think it could be an
increasing problem.
I agree, maybe a {python} intrinsic attribute set to sys.executable
Cheers, Stuart
Cheers
Lex
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