Hi Steve,
thanks for following up on this. I moved to a new machine and indeed the
modules are now present. emodule-path lists ("/usr/lib/geomview")
as you say. So you are right, something was messing up my old
environment.
Thank you for maintaining geomview for debian and keeping
it in good shape!
-Tobias
Debian Bug Tracking System wrote:
> Hello Tobias,
>
> I've had a look again at your problem of not finding the modules. As
> far as I can tell, if you have /usr/lib/geomview on the emodule path,
> it will scan the .geomview-* files there. So if you're not seeing
> some external modules, my suspicion remains that something in your
> environment is resetting the path.
>
> I just discovered that you can check this. Start geomview, and
> from the "Inspect" menu, select "Commands". In the little box
> at the bottom, type
>
> (echo (emodule-path))
>
> and look for the answer on standard out. In my case, it displays
> ("/usr/lib/geomview")
>
>
> As for the second issue you raised -- the data being installed
> into /usr/share/geomview/data but not its subdirectories -- that
> turned out to be a buggy Makefile.am intended to work around a bug
> in ancient automake. I've fixed this and it will appear in 1.8.1-13
> to be uploaded shortly.
>
> I'm closing this bug report now. Please reopen if you discover that
> your emodule-path really contains /usr/lib/geomview but you don't see
> the modules.
>
> Regards,
> -Steve
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