[Python-mode] pymacs integration/support

2011-09-07 Thread Tom Roche

Dunno if this is relevant or helpful, but here goes:

I decided to install pymacs to enable me to use python-mode, as I'm preparing 
to do more serious work with python (via PyNIO). I encountered a minor problem 
installing pymacs, about which I posted the pymacs list, and got help from the 
developer, François Pinard. Along the way I mentioned that I was installing 
pymacs for use with python-mode, and he mentioned that he was not doing much 
emacs work, so I asked

Tom Roche 2011-09-06 17:23,
 what are your plans for pymacs support?

François Pinard Tue, 06 Sep 2011 20:21:08 -0400
 Pymacs does not have that many bugs, so I guess I could maintain it
 with a moderate amount of work. The story is that I transmitted
 maintenance to someone else, years ago. Nothing happened for a long
 while, which is not really a problem, as when a package is stable, I
 do not see the need to make releases merely to create artificial
 activity. But, then, the new maintainer vanished, and after a while,
 I saw someone else who wanted to bloat Pymacs to the point of
 killing the idea (in my opinion). So, I resumed maintenance, more to
 salvage Pymacs than because I want control.

 Handoff to the python-mode folks?

 Surely no problem with me if they are interested. I would happily
 leave Pymacs to people who are reasonably competent, and more
 interested to users than to themselves. Moreover, Pymacs may be
 forked by anyone who would feel otherwise -- I really mean it to be
 free software! :-).

This might ease pymacs integration, or just be One More Thing To Do--
I dunno. But if you are interested, Pinard is easy to contact:

http://pymacs.progiciels-bpi.ca/index.html
 report problems, comments and suggestions to
 François Pinard at pin...@iro.umontreal.ca.

HTH, Tom Roche tom_ro...@pobox.com
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Re: [Python-mode] pymacs integration/support

2011-09-07 Thread Andreas Röhler

Am 08.09.2011 03:45, schrieb Tom Roche:


Dunno if this is relevant or helpful, but here goes:

I decided to install pymacs to enable me to use python-mode, as I'm preparing 
to do more serious work with python (via PyNIO). I encountered a minor problem 
installing pymacs, about which I posted the pymacs list, and got help from the 
developer, François Pinard. Along the way I mentioned that I was installing 
pymacs for use with python-mode, and he mentioned that he was not doing much 
emacs work, so I asked

Tom Roche 2011-09-06 17:23,

what are your plans for pymacs support?


François Pinard Tue, 06 Sep 2011 20:21:08 -0400

Pymacs does not have that many bugs, so I guess I could maintain it
with a moderate amount of work. The story is that I transmitted
maintenance to someone else, years ago. Nothing happened for a long
while, which is not really a problem, as when a package is stable, I
do not see the need to make releases merely to create artificial
activity. But, then, the new maintainer vanished, and after a while,
I saw someone else who wanted to bloat Pymacs to the point of
killing the idea (in my opinion). So, I resumed maintenance, more to
salvage Pymacs than because I want control.



Handoff to the python-mode folks?



Surely no problem with me if they are interested. I would happily
leave Pymacs to people who are reasonably competent, and more
interested to users than to themselves. Moreover, Pymacs may be
forked by anyone who would feel otherwise -- I really mean it to be
free software! :-).


This might ease pymacs integration, or just be One More Thing To Do--
I dunno. But if you are interested, Pinard is easy to contact:

http://pymacs.progiciels-bpi.ca/index.html

report problems, comments and suggestions to
François Pinard at pin...@iro.umontreal.ca.


HTH, Tom Rochetom_ro...@pobox.com


Hi Francoise, hi Tom,

that's really good news.

think we should make sure Pymacs is available with python-mode, ie 
delivering a copy as a fallback, should it not being installed already.


Probably we should include some checks.

Andreas

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