William, that's a neat idea, I'll try your package. Thanks! --Geoff
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Since we're discussing dotfiles and I missed the previous thread, I'm
going to shamelessly promote my basedir package[1], which provides
functions for conveniently reading/writing config files according
Awesome, Neil, great suggestions!
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For a "home directory dotfile" kind of preferences file that's arbitrary
Racket code, I'd do `dynamic-require` instead of `require`.
If you want to use `require` instead, maybe the application is a
framework, and the user-specific `.rkt` file is the program that is run
and is what `require`s
The following seems to work for me:
(require (file "~/.dbaccess.rkt"))
Is that normal / ok ? Just wondering what other people do.
Geoff
On Thursday, November 2, 2017 at 12:35:25 PM UTC-4, Geoffrey Knauth wrote:
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> Let's suppose I want to have a preferences file, e.g., "~/.dbaccess.rkt".
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