Re: Commander-S -- where are handle-signal-default and ignore-signal defined?

On Wed 15 Feb 2006 00:32, [email protected] (Derek Peschel) writes:

> Apparently this is the place for Commander-S support.  I was fascinated
> to find out about Commander-S since I've been looking for a UI that knows
> about the structure of commands' output text.  I haven't gotten it to work,
> however.
>
> For one thing, I'm getting these compiler warnings:
>
> Warning: undefined variables
>          #{Package 286 jobs}
>          handle-signal-default
>
> Warning: undefined variables
>          #{Package 291 nuit}
>          ignore-signal

Ah, I just realized that I didn't mention the third patch in Commander
S's README that is needed to fix an off-the-shelf scsh 0.6.6.  Here it
is:


Sorry for the inconvenience!

> Then when I run the commander-s script from the build directory, I get
>
> heap size 5000000 is too small, using 6155008
> starting remote handler for condition(exception 10 undefined-global #{Location 
> 10804 ignore-signal nuit})
> Please connect to port 8888
> Debug messages will be on /dev/ttyqf
>
> (except my newsreader made me wrap the text -- I put a CR after the space
> after "Location")  And if I connect to port 8888, I get
>
> Welcome to the command processor of the remote scsh
> #{Exception-continuation (pc 10) (run in nuit)}
>
> followed by a > prompt.  Could these symptoms all reflect an out-of-date
> version of a package Commander-S depends on?  

This error should go away after upgrading scsh. 

> My system has
>
> - Mac OS 10.3.7
> - scsh 0.6.6 with the two patches from the Commander-S distribution
> - Commander-S from CVS, a few days ago
> - scsh-install-lib 1.2.0
> - scsh-ncurses 1.0
> - sunterlib from CVS, about the same day I got Commander-S

Looks good.  Installing Commander S will be easier once scsh 0.6.7 is
released...

-Eric
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