On 5/25/07, Justin C. Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Seems to work fine (I retrieved 23:37 version). One immediate
> comment: it pollutes the console log. The console log is a good
> debugging aid, but if it's littered with SAGE "GET" logs, it is tough
> to read through and pick out real problems.
>
> Is it easy to provide a log of its own?
Yes. Any suggestions about which file it should log to?
If you look at
/Applications/Sage.app/Contents/MacOS/Sage
you'll see the script that is started when you click the icon.
It's this:
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#!/bin/bash
CUR=`dirname $0`
cd "$CUR"
if [ ! -d "$HOME/.sage" ]; then
mkdir "$HOME/.sage"
fi
cd "$HOME/.sage"
"$CUR"/sage-2.5.3/sage -notebook &
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If the last line were
"$CUR"/sage-2.5.3/sage -notebook > "$HOME/.sage/app.log"
then I think it would log everything to app.log, restarting the log
each time you click the icon.
> > are stored inn the .app. Perhaps they should be stored in the
> > users home
> > directory under .sage?
>
> Typically, storing "volatile" stuff, or per-user stuff, in the .app
> is A Bad Thing. There's an "Application Support" directory in each
> user's ~/Library directory that can be used for this purpose.
OK, that's a good idea. Also, it's where OS X users will naturally look
when they want to find their SAGE notebook, which they might want
to copy to a new machine or backup or something.
> Is it easy to split the active, per-user files by SAGE PID, to avoid
> the problems suggested earlier in this thread?
In the version of the sage app in sageapp.tar.bz2, I modified
sage so the PID stores the port and pid; you're right, storing
the user id as well -- then multiple users can all click the
app icon and get distinct SAGE notebooks. (How would this
ever happen by the way?)
William
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