Re: Best practices for Python plugins

On Mon, 9 Jun 2008, Claudio Saavedra wrote:

> Quick reply: could you please take a look at the eog-plugins module in
> GNOME SVN? There you'll find some plugins that are installed in
> system-wide basis. You could even contribute your plugin for that
> module, if you want to :-)

I'm taking a look at it now.

 	paulproteus@sf:~/eog-plugin/eog-plugins/trunk $ find | grep plugin$
 	./plugins/postr/postr.eog-plugin
 	paulproteus@sf:~/eog-plugin/eog-plugins/trunk $

There seems to only be one plugin there.  Just to be sure, I'm pasting my 
svn info:

 	paulproteus@sf:~/eog-plugin/eog-plugins/trunk $ svn info
 	Path: .
 	URL: http://svn.gnome.org/svn/eog-plugins/trunk
 	Repository Root: http://svn.gnome.org/svn/eog-plugins
 	Repository UUID: 5d567885-9135-0410-9478-d9c133b7b1a1
 	Revision: 33
 	Node Kind: directory
 	Schedule: normal
 	Last Changed Author: clyties
 	Last Changed Rev: 33
 	Last Changed Date: 2008-06-05 23:32:32 -0700 (Thu, 05 Jun 2008)

 	paulproteus@sf:~/eog-plugin/eog-plugins/trunk $

Also, the contents of eog-plugins doesn't seem to be in any distribution's 
package repository yet - any reason for that?  ("No one's done it" is what 
I'm expecting, but I'm also prepared for "We don't think it's ready" - 
just trying to feel out what the state of that code is.  It's 
well-translated....)

> Thanks for improving the docs in the wiki.

My pleasure!  Next time I ought to read as well as write. (-;

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