- Subject: Re: ishell & gnuplot problems
- From: Francesc Rocher <f.rocher@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2002 16:49:14 +0100 (CET)
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Guenter Milde wrote:
//
// My foult, sorry for this.
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Many thanks for you quick reply and for uploading your modes.
'ishell' compiles fine, but I get errors with gnuplot:
Undefined Name: close_buffer is undefined
The same again, I suppose.
This makes me think about a definition on when a mode (or file)
should be considered 'distribute-able': when it loads without errors
running 'jed -n'. In this way, you'll be sure to not include local
dependencies. Of course, a file could depend on other files, as is
the case of gnuplot.
The procedure to be surre you don't include local dependencies
should be like this:
1. Start 'jed -n'.
2. Try to load 'ishell', which will load w/o errors.
3. Try with 'gnuplot': here comes the errors.
When you load 'gnuplot' without errors, then you can consider it
distribute-able.
The same procedure can be done quickly if the file you are testing
does not depend on others. For example, for 'ishell.sl'
$ jed -n -l ./ishell.sl
will do the job.
Do you agree? Comments? Suggestions?
Later,
--
Francesc Rocher
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