Hi,
I recently discover the need to add my own vocabulary outside the *work*
directory. Say, for a vocab like '/my/path/foo/bar', I simply wrote:
"/my/path" add-vocab-root
USING: namespaces foo.bar
It works well in the scratchpad but not in my .factor-rc. I got a parsing error
"Vocabulary does not exist...". I presume the parser checks the vocabulary
existence before compiling the file.
I wrote something like:
"/my/path" add-vocab-root
"/.init.factor" rc-path ?run-file
And add in my rc-path a file named ".init.factor" which contains this line:
USING: namespaces foo.bar
and everything works as I expected.
Is there a better way ? Is there a future plan to change the path checking for
this kind of vocab-roots manipulation ? I know I may write "/my/path" in
".factor.roots" but I want to be able to generate my path programmatically.
As a concrete example, you may look at my messy dot files repository in
https://github.com/martialboniou/Dots:
- .factor-rc
- .emacs-factor
- .factor.d
Bye,
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Martial
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