() Sebastian Tennant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> () Sun, 16 Mar 2008 14:56:20 +0200
This is incredibly useful. Thank you for pointing it out. You're welcome. If you find any bugs in it, i'm all ears... Just out of curiostiy, why the '.in' file extension? Is it to do with make? It's customary for autoconf-substituted files (see configure.in) to use the .in extension. Running the configure script produces id.cgi from id.cgi.in, with the @var@ sequences expanded. > #!/bin/sh > exec @GUILE@ -s $0 "$@" # -*- scheme -*- > !# Also, why the shell? This preamble can accomodate Guile installed in different places. For example, in my case, @GUILE@ becomes /home/ttn/local/bin/guile, but for you it would most likely be different. You should be able to safely replace it w/ the preamble used in your test script. thi
