Dunlap, Randy <randy.dunlap@intel.com>:
> 1. In curses mode, I think that you should reverse
> the meanings of 'q' and 'x' (a la vi).
Are you sure they're reversed? :q in vi doesn't write out the current
file, after all -- you have to do :wq for that. I was modeling the
behavior on Berkeley mail.
> 2. Command line options for cmlconfigure:
> Any options that take a file name should (or should not)
> consistently have an intervening space between the
> option and file name. I don't care which way it is,
> just be consistent, please.
> [-o filename -h filename -s filename,
> but -ifilename -Ifilename]
Doc bug. Fixed for 0.7.3.
> I'll give you some feedback on USB configuration later.
OK.
> *: Normal users will probably want curses and tkinter options
> enabled, but all that they should have to do is install
> python, not do special configs of it.
Hm. How did you manage to get a Python with tkinter configured out?
All the distributions I know about have it in thestock version.
> BTW, don't read too much into this. I'm not pushing for
> python support/usage; I'm just evaluating and giving feedback
> on CML2 and its implementation.
Understood.
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