hi. in the fluxus.app you can find the boot.scm file. the last block refers to this "user script" file
; execute the user config script, if it exists (when (getenv "HOME") (let ((user-script (string-append (getenv "HOME") "/.fluxus.scm"))) (when (file-exists? user-script) (load user-script)))) so on OSX go to Machintosh HD/Users/YOU create a .fluxus.scm - hidden file. and add whatever you wish. put this in it for test - which should change your | to blue ... (set! fluxus-scratchpad-cursor-colour #(0 0 1)) it should work. have fun :) gas On 4 April 2014 09:33, Joaquim <[email protected]> wrote: > ok > nothing like this in the root. > I will wait your answer. > > but did you compile it on your computer or you get directly the binaries ? > (I figure that it's not the same to compile it or to use binaries) > > Joaquim Silvestre > > > > > Le 4 avr. 2014 à 16:28, Gáspár Hajdu <[email protected]> a écrit : > > it is a hidden file in system root (not app) as far as i remember. > i can check it later if u cant find it or others not answering faster :) > gas > > > On Friday, April 4, 2014, Joaquim <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hello >> thanks for this quick reply. >> >> but not sure to understand >> a .fluxus.scm, it's a hidden file? >> I found a fluxus.ss in >> >> contents/resources/collects/fluxus-17/ directory >> >> is it the same ? >> >> but when I add my function fluxus can't run anymore. >> >> I see there is a << provide >> keyword to announce the name of the new >> function the code is adding. (kind of header..?) in the other file in >> collects. >> >> Should I do the same ? >> where I put the function more precisely? >> >> Joaquim Silvestre >> >> >> >> >> Le 4 avr. 2014 à 15:03, Gáspár Hajdu <[email protected]> a écrit : >> >> hi. there is a .fluxus.scm file in the root which loads at startup. you >> can put your stuff in there and use it without require. >> (at least on osx i think it is default) >> gas >> >> On Friday, April 4, 2014, Joaquim <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> I'm preparing something on fluxus and I would like to make my own list >>> of function. >>> >>> I was thinking to write a .ss file, let's say mylib.ss and put it in the >>> contents/resources/collects/fluxus-17/ directory >>> then with a simple (require fluxus-017/mylib) in fluxus at the >>> beginning of the code I'll have access to all my personal function like >>> build-beam , buil-greekcolum ect.... >>> >>> It seems not to be the proper way (because it doesn't work). Can >>> somebody explain me how I should do to use correctly << require >> function >>> ? >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>> Best regards >>> >>> >>> Joaquim Silvestre >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >
