> I'd like to work on it, as I have used Velocity recently, and of course > I work on Forrest...
Cheetah seems a blur of Python and template, to ther extends that one can write templates that become Python classes. I started to wonder why a Python programmer would need a 'Python shorthand', and then figures I was clearly a Cheetah philistine, and am glad somebody else will tinker. :) > but I've still not tried again to run Gump. It's > unfortunate given that I could do it easily... some time back :-( If I recall, I think the main issues were portability (and the lack of some 'simple' scripts). Both these ought be resolved. That, and there are isues with gettign a full Gump environment (the packages being the main issue) and I don't know how to resolve that for new users. It didn't hit you before 'cos Gump didn'ty work before, it just loaded metadata. Maybe we need to work (again) on a minimal workspace. Sorry, do you mind just trying again & letting us know the issues. > Ok, so I wanna Gump a subset. Do you mean trim a workspace, or use a derivative of gump.xml (with local tweaks) and run a sub-set of the profile? If the later... you ought be able to pass a comma separated list of project (wildcarded) expressions, e.g. ant or kry*,xml*. The --quick (default for most scripts) ought not work on the complete stack, just the projects/modules it matches. > Where do I start with the current CVS > Gumpy given a W2000 system? I think these are still valid: http://wiki.apache.org/gump/GumpPython and: http://wiki.apache.org/gump/GumpScripts Please let us have feedback. regards Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
