Hi Dag! On 29.05.05, Dag Wieers wrote:
On Thu, 19 May 2005, Joerg Lehmann wrote:
On 18.05.05, Dag Wieers wrote:
On Sun, 15 May 2005, Alexander Wirt wrote:
I have plans for a pytone-plugins package for debian, to do that properly I want to setup a website where everybody is able download and to provide own plugins. To get a start I ask you to send me your plugins or scripts you have written for pytone. Later the archiv will be a darcs repo and everybody should be able to send me the stuff via darcs --send :). But at first I want to have some scripts for the initial archiv. So, if you have written something for pytone and you think it could be usefull to others, please send me.
You can include my xterm plugin if you like, but it needs a better name since it's not only for xterm. Maybe term-title ?
The dash in the middle is probably not optimal (I don't think that Python likes such things in module names, but maybe I'm wrong). So how about termtitle?
Perfect, I attached the termtitle plugin. It is now a self-contained file (not a directory) with some information included. Feel free to copy and distribute it as you like.
I also attached an osdtitle plugin, which makes the changesongcommand obsolete for this use. (The plugin is nicer to configure/add than changesongcommand imo)
Cool. Note that in the tar-ball I just posted the link to, only the termtitle plugin is included - in an older version. I'll put up a new version later. The osdplugin is really nice, it's much cleaner and nicer than the older solution!
PS The ~/.pytone/plugins directory does not seem to work on my system. Pytone does not find the plugins there.
Thanks, I'll have a look.
PS2 The advantage of a self-contained plugin is that people can now copy&paste it directly from the mailinglist into the plugin directory.
Yep, but AFAICS everything works also for modules, so there is no problem... Jörg