Mail Archives: geda-user/2018/05/23/18:48:46
Dmitry:
> On Wed, 23 May 2018 17:04:28 +0200 (CEST)
> karl AT aspodata DOT se wrote:
>
> > geda-user.conf:
> > [export]
> > paper="iso_a4"
>
> Should be without quotation marks.
Ok, works.
> > margins="0:0:0:0"
>
> Should be semicolon-separated in the configuration file.
Ok, works. Isn't it a little, lets say stupid, to have ":" on the
command line and ";" in the file?
> And it's easier to use 'gaf config --user' to edit that
> file.
Why is that (I just need proper docs) ?
> > gnetlistrc:
...
> To set equivalent settings in geda.conf (in current
> directory; for geda-user.conf use 'gaf config --user'):
>
> $gaf config gnetlist.hierarchy traverse-hierarchy true
> $gaf config gnetlist.hierarchy mangle-refdes-attribute true
> $gaf config gnetlist.hierarchy refdes-attribute-separator ""
Why are you people so fond of that gaf config command line.
Isn't cp much easier if I want it in multiple places ?
> > Is there any possibility of splitting geda-user.conf into
> > separate parts?
>
> Unfortunately, no.
> Again, it's better to use 'gaf config' to read/write
> configuration settings.
> And for lepton-eda you may try lepton-conf GUI
> utility that hides internal program settings:
> https://github.com/graahnul-grom/lepton-conf
I'm opposed to that kind of mentality.
If it is a config file, the option that the only one to change it is
me with my editor should be valid.
I just experienced that when I closed gschem, my changes were erased.
This is not a config file, this is the programs own cache. Please
separate that from the config file proper functionality. I do not like
the way this is handled by the program and I consider this to be broken.
A config file req. is that I should be able to put it in a svn/git/...
repository, share it with friends etc. Entries like:
[gschem.dialog-geometry.hotkeys]
x=1073
y=39
width=382
height=973
are troublesome and shouldn't be in config files.
From my point of view I'd rather have thoose old rc files even though
it is code (wait, I'm a programmer, I like code)
to this messy thing.
Regards,
/Karl Hammar
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