Ying Li (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} cyli) wrote,@ 2006-05-19 10:23:00 |
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Note to self (Divmod Combinator paths)
As a note to myself, since I start and give up on projects all the time (sometimes in the same day):
If you've added a project to your combinator path using chbranch, you can remove it by going into the ~/Projects/combinator_paths directory and removing ProjectName.bch. Combinator should happily forget about that project. (Thank you JP. :D)
So, in regards to my previous post on setting up Twisted/Divmod development on a Windows machine, TwistedEmacs has now moved into the Twisted/trunk/emacs. Changing stuff around was pretty simple: edit the .emacs file so that it has
Problem is that if you try to them remove the TwistedEmacs directory, Combinator gets unhappy. Hence the removing TwistedEmacs from combinator paths.
As a note to myself, since I start and give up on projects all the time (sometimes in the same day):
If you've added a project to your combinator path using chbranch, you can remove it by going into the ~/Projects/combinator_paths directory and removing ProjectName.bch. Combinator should happily forget about that project. (Thank you JP. :D)
So, in regards to my previous post on setting up Twisted/Divmod development on a Windows machine, TwistedEmacs has now moved into the Twisted/trunk/emacs. Changing stuff around was pretty simple: edit the .emacs file so that it has
(load-file "C:\\Projects\\Twisted\\trunk\\emacs\\twisted-dev.el")(Again, your .emacs file is probably in C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\)
Problem is that if you try to them remove the TwistedEmacs directory, Combinator gets unhappy. Hence the removing TwistedEmacs from combinator paths.
