one request - can you call it ecore_config? :) i just like namespacing all the
binaries as well as libs and everything else :)
Here's the patch renamed to ecore_config (generated against
ecore-0.9.9.010).
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Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote:
On Wed, 25 May 2005 12:47:57 +0100 Simon Poole [EMAIL PROTECTED]
babbled:
Okay Raster, I took the bait..
Here's a simple command-line tool ('econfig') to read and write settings
to an Ecore_config file. The name was chosen to
On Wed, 25 May 2005 12:47:57 +0100 Simon Poole [EMAIL PROTECTED]
babbled:
Okay Raster, I took the bait..
Here's a simple command-line tool ('econfig') to read and write settings
to an Ecore_config file. The name was chosen to avoid confusion with
the altogether
what is wrong with exsh?
Simon Poole wrote:
Okay Raster, I took the bait..
Here's a simple command-line tool ('econfig') to read and write settings
to an Ecore_config file. The name was chosen to avoid confusion with
the altogether different 'ecore-config'.
Provided as a patch against
Andrew Elcock wrote:
what is wrong with exsh?
Ooo.. I wasn't aware it existed (newbie to E17)..
However, it is different. I've just had a look through examine and exsh
and they both appear to only offer IPC access to the configuration of a
running program.
My quick hack allows you to
the reason it only works over IPC is because that is how it is supposed
to work!!!
if you edit the file then the app has no idea - over IPC the application
gets alerted to the change and picks it up immediately.
Ecore_Config is due some very heavy work, and may change a lot in the
near future
On Wednesday, 25 May 2005, at 14:23:39 (+0100),
Andrew Elcock wrote:
the reason it only works over IPC is because that is how it is
supposed to work!!!
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
if you edit the file then the app has no idea - over IPC the
application gets alerted to the change and picks
Michael Jennings wrote:
On Wednesday, 25 May 2005, at 14:23:39 (+0100),
Andrew Elcock wrote:
the reason it only works over IPC is because that is how it is
supposed to work!!!
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
if you edit the file then the app has no idea - over IPC the
application gets
Michael Jennings wrote:
On Wednesday, 25 May 2005, at 14:23:39 (+0100),
Andrew Elcock wrote:
if you edit the file then the app has no idea - over IPC the
application gets alerted to the change and picks it up immediately.
You're assuming the application is running. It may not be. Simon's
