Hi,
I just got the latest hobix version from CVS and regen stumbles over
this change in bin\hobix:
http://rubyforge.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/hobix/bin/hobix.diff?r1=1.14&r2=1.15&cvsroot=hobix
I've put some traces and it looks similar to the problem I had
previously with expand_path on Windows and the drive letter.
In particular this line (hobix:77):
hobix_weblog = URI::parse( cmdline.config['weblogs'][ weblog ] )
On my configuration:
cmdline.config['weblogs'][ weblog ] is Z:/projects/not-yet/hobix.yaml
and after the parse call:
hobix_weblog.scheme is Z
Since this seems to be used to call things like "http_post_remote" and
also uses the scheme itself as fallback ("http"), I think it could be
modified as follows with no ill effect (not tested!!!):
--- D:\apps\ruby\bin\hobix.original 2005-07-25 13:37:10.000000000 +-0100
+++ D:\apps\ruby\bin\hobix 2005-07-25 13:37:47.000000000 +-0100
@@ -56,17 +56,18 @@
unless cmdline.config['weblogs'].has_key? weblog
puts "*** no weblog `#{ weblog }' found in your configuration."
puts "*** type `hobix help' and check your spelling."
exit
end
hobix_weblog = URI::parse( cmdline.config['weblogs'][ weblog ] )
- if hobix_weblog.scheme
- mname = "#{ hobix_weblog.scheme }_#{ cmd }_remote"
+ scheme = hobix_weblog.scheme
+ if scheme and cmdline.methods.detect { |m| m =~ /^#{scheme}/}
+ mname = "#{ scheme }_#{ cmd }_remote"
unless cmdline.respond_to? mname
opts.unshift cmd
- mname = hobix_weblog.scheme
+ mname = scheme
end
else
hobix_weblog = Hobix::Weblog.load( cmdline.config['weblogs'][
weblog ] )
mname = "#{ cmd }_action"
end
opts.unshift hobix_weblog
This double checks that there us any "http*" method at all in the
commandline object before proceeding. The other way I can think of is to
maintain a list of supported scheme's in commandline, but that's
dulplicating information.
Would it have been a posibility to include the "remote" stuff as a
separate config variable that has to be used explicitly?
Cheers,
Ernesto.
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