On 2/29/24 6:58 PM, Collin Funk wrote:
> The second fixes a problem I noticed when using the Emacs merge-gnulib
> script. I noticed that most of the Automake conditionals for header
> files weren't being converted to GNU Make syntax. The diff would have
> many lines like this:
I forgot to add the
Two more patches. The first is just a simple version bump to Automake
version 1.11.
The second fixes a problem I noticed when using the Emacs merge-gnulib
script. I noticed that most of the Automake conditionals for header
files weren't being converted to GNU Make syntax. The diff would have
many
Follow gnulib-tool change
2017-03-14 Mathieu Lirzin
gnulib-tool: don't automatically distribute files from top/
* pygnulib/GLModuleSystem.py
(GLModule.getAutomakeSnippet_Unconditional): Don't distribute files from
top/ automatically.
---
A good way to test this:
$ gnulib-tool --create-testdir
On Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 05:16:29PM +0100, Kévin Le Gouguec wrote:
> (Hi! Apologies for the drive-by comments, hopefully they won't be
> complete noise. Butting in hoping to clarify things at best, stand
> corrected at worst)
>
> Bruno Haible writes:
>
> >> Python has added a lot of interesting
On 2/29/24 8:16 AM, Kévin Le Gouguec wrote:
> * the former provide some runtime sanity-checking,
> * the latter are ineffective at runtime, and exist mainly for the
> programmer's benefit (IDE hints for completion, documentation,
> linting, etc).
>
> (Though linters like mypy do _also_ pick up
On 2/29/24 7:10 AM, Bruno Haible wrote:
> Argument tests like we have them:
>
>if type(actioncmd) is not str:
>
> are perfectly OK to use. Simple and straightforward.
>
> is_iterable feels a bit like fashion: You can use them if you want to be
> fashonable and have extra money to spend :
(Hi! Apologies for the drive-by comments, hopefully they won't be
complete noise. Butting in hoping to clarify things at best, stand
corrected at worst)
Bruno Haible writes:
>> Python has added a lot of interesting type hinting stuff over the past
>> few years [3].
>
> Interesting. Feel free t
In some new code, I want the declaration of functions to clearly
specify whether function arguments and return values can be NULL or not.
Like in Java, where @NonNull and @NonNullable can be attached to a
type. [1]
GCC has a syntax for it, namely:
extern simple_expression_t
option_get_
Hi Collin,
> Was gnulib-tool.py originally written in Python 2?
Yes, it was written in Python 2, with the knowledge that Python 3 was
already nearby around the corner.
> I don't feel like I
> don't see 'type(var) == list' anymore (in the very little Python code
> I read). Usually I feel like you
Hi Bruno,
On 2/29/24 2:48 AM, Bruno Haible wrote:
> One question: Why this change?
>
> -tests_modules = sorted(set(tests_modules))
> +tests_modules = sorted(list(set(tests_modules)))
>
> IMO, it is redundant, because sorted() of a set returns a list anyway.
Ah, I had a feeling t
Collin Funk wrote:
> Two more simple patches. The first deals with the @ALLOCA@
> substitution for libtests.a. The second just bumps the Autoconf
> requirement to 2.64.
Perfect. Thanks. Applied.
Bruno
Hi Collin,
> This patch explains the random tests/ directory that gnulib-tool.py
> makes with the Emacs script. I've tried to make this patch match the
> shell code.
Thanks! Applied.
> Also, I've noticed that some functions check if a type(var) == list.
> To avoid problems I've returned an empty
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