On Sun, May 8, 2016, at 03:13 AM, Alex Kost wrote: > I suggest (gnu packages textutils); I see 'utf8proc' is placed there. I > think this is also a suitable module for 'libunistring' (currently it is > placed in its own file), but it's a separate question.
Okay. I had assumed textutils was for command line utilities, but if that's where utf8proc goes then utfcpp seems to fit there too. > Not a big thing but we indent '#:use-module' by 2 spaces. Out of > curiosity: what editor do you use? I use Emacs, the bad indenting is just from moving the package out of another file with incorrect indentation (finance.scm). > I don't know whether we have an idiomatic way to convert "2.3.4" into > "2_3_4", but I would just use a tarball from github: The project was just migrated to GitHub and hasn't had a new release since then, so I'm using the sourceforge zip file because that's what other projects have downloaded and used. Also I try to avoid the automatically-generated GitHub archives because they're prone to change hashes (although I see I forgot about that in the ledger package.) > Please don't add leading spaces in descriptions :-) Okay. My updated patches should come later today. Thanks! -- Alex Griffin
