newLISP interface to Tidy

Started by rickyboy, June 16, 2007, 12:21:48 PM

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Dmi

#15
Quote from: "Lutz"
@description A one line module description goes here

@location http://asite.com/somefile.lsp">http://asite.com/somefile.lsp

Great news!

(I preparing ldap, jabber and cti libs for publishing now)
WBR, Dmi

newdep

#16
>>(I preparing ldap, jabber and cti libs for publishing now)



you ported those ? ;-)
-- (define? (Cornflakes))

Dmi

#17
hmm... ported?



ldap - is libldap interface (mostly ldapsearch) prepared by my companion for my needs.

jabber - is coded in newlisp from scratch (auth plain, presence, message, xml flow).

cti - the (dirty) hack for Samsung OfficeServLink.



All seems to be working in interoperation now :-)
WBR, Dmi

newdep

#18
Aaa nice ;-) very nice ;-)
-- (define? (Cornflakes))

rickyboy

#19
Quote from: "newdep"Aaa nice ;-) very nice ;-)

Agreed.  I'm looking forward to seeing the DmiLibs.  :-)



I'll try to newlispdoc some of my stuff too, when I get some more time.  Thanks to everyone here for motivating me -- I hate writing documentation.  (I like reading it though.)
(λx. x x) (λx. x x)

cormullion

#20
While we're talking about this subject, can someone advise me where I should put third-party (ie not part of the core distribution) library modules? There's probably (knowing the Unix world a bit) a 'right' place to put them. They don't want to get overwritten by an update (unless by a newer version), so presumably there's a location in the system that doesn't get deleted when you upgrade...

Lutz

#21
You could put your modules in /usr/share/newlisp



This directory only gets overwritten, when you uninstall newLISP, which normally is not required when installing new versions.



Lutz