On Sun, 2002-02-24 at 10:32, Pixel wrote:
> Fabrice FACORAT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > > One particular thing that I always pointed out about BUS was that you
> > > didn't have to hack to your system, it learned your system on it's own
> > > (this is due to a lot of great code by Yoann, e.g., xml function check).
> >
> > great! there's not enough config tools that use the variables of your
> > system
>
> boarf, drakxtools manages this
> (at least when it's easy, handling all the lilo and XF86Config options is *hard* :)
>
> in the given example, the pam_filesize seems to be written, but not read? ;)
>
> my $s =
> 'in any case, I much prefer the "interactive" solution used in DrakX and the
> drakxtools... though it lacks the XML buzzword. But you hate XML, don't you?';
>
> use lib '/usr/lib/libDrakX';
> use interactive;
> 'interactive'->vnew->ask_yesorno('', $s, 1);
: )
All environment variables for BUS, do not go outside of BUS, they are
simply used to for the action (actions.xml), and to make dependencies
for other questions.
See doc/devel.txt for a pretty detailed description on all the xml stuff
(I spent a good deal of time writing that up, about time someone reads
it! : p)
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lie down with ease, having set winning & losing aside."
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