Suraj + all, I'm running the 3.9b1 release here, on a Gentoo Linux system. I'm running Suraj's latest wmiirc, from the git repo, with (so far) minor additions.
I've editted my config.yaml a bit (making it very task/project based), but generally haven't altered the basic functionality yet. I'm confused with the launch method in config.rb, as I can't seem to make it launch a command with options. For example, I have CONFIG['progam']['editor'] set to "emacsclient --alternate-editor emacs +%d %s" (my basic idea here is to have at most one and exactly one emacs instance per tag). Just having CONFIG['progam']['editor'] set to "emacs" works just fine. [Aside: yes, I know emacs sucks, but I've found no better programming editor with respect being language/context aware, so just bear with me, please.] Now, if I open up irb, and recreate the launch method, here's what I see: irb(main):067:0> cmd = "emacsclient --alternate-editor emacs foo" => "emacsclient --alternate-editor emacs foo" irb(main):068:0> system(cmd) Waiting for Emacs... => true ... i.e., it works. irb(main):069:0> launch(cmd) sh: emacsclient --alternate-editor emacs foo: command not found => true ... i.e. it failed to launch. ... so, I guess I'm asking what the intention of the "command = words.shelljoin" in the launch method was supposed to really do? Would removing the line, which does work, be a good idea overall, or am I missing the real intention you had in mind? __armando
