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I have a GtkAda application and I originally (some months ago) did an 'alr with gtkada' and it pulled in version 21.0.0. Since then there have been two releases of the GtkAda crate. I tried changing the version in alire.toml to ^23.0.0, but it complained about an incomplete solution.
I am on Mint, up-to-date, with libgtk-3-0 version 3.24.33.
I also tried deleting the dependency and "with"-ing it again - but it still wants to pull in version 21.
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^12.2. it works fine on my machine, but the github action is getting stuck trying to solve that dependency... what am I missing? https://github.com/JeremyGrosser/rp2040_hal/actions/runs/3394269053/jobs/5642615851
pip install e3-core
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Gnu Emacs Ada mode 8.0 beta is now available in GNU ELPA devel for
beta testing.
All Ada mode executables can now be built with Alire
(https://alire.ada.dev/); this greatly simplifies that process.
gpr-query and gpr-mode are split out into separate GNU ELPA packages.
You must install them separately (Emacs install-package doesn't
support "recommended packages" like Debian does).
Ada mode can now be used with Eglot; this is controlled by new variables:
ada-face-backend - one of wisi, eglot, none
ada-xref-backend - one of gnat, gpr_query, eglot, none
ada-indent-backend - one of wisi, eglot, none
The the indent and face backends default to wisi if the wisi parser is
found in PATH, to eglot if the Ada LSP server is found, and none
otherwise. The xref backend also looks for the gpr_query executable in
PATH.
The current AdaCore language server (23) support face but not indent.
The current version of eglot (19) does not support face. So for now,
eglot + ada_language_server only provides xref.
The AdaCore language server ada_language_server is installed with
GNATStudio (which ada-mode will find by default), or can be built with
Alire. If you build it with Alire, either put it in PATH, or set
gnat-lsp-server-exec.
I have not tested ada-mode with lsp-mode. You can set ada-*-backend to
'other to expermiment with that, or tree-sitter, or some other
backend.
To access the beta version via Gnu ELPA, add the devel archive to
package-archives:
(add-to-list 'package-archives (cons "gnu-devel" "https://elpa.gnu.org/devel/"))
Then M-x list-packages; the beta release shows as ada-mode version
8.0.3.0.20221106.55317, wisi version similarly.
Please report success and issues to the Emacs ada-mode mailing list
https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/ada-mode-users.
The required Ada code requires a manual compile step, after the normal
list-packages installation:
cd ~/.emacs.d/elpa/ada-mode-7.3beta*
./build.sh
./install.sh
If you have Alire installed, these scripts use it. Otherwise, this
requires AdaCore gnatcoll packages which you may not have installed;
see ada-mode.info Installation for help in installing them.
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bin-aarch64-macos.zip for example.
alr printenv which will print the environment variables and setup it does to build/run the environment. That should give you the info you need for eclipse afaik.
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@Fabien-Chouteau: @mosteo
Regarding AJ-Ianozi/getada#1
I am interested in comforting with whatever standards you are interested in setting. A reason why I haven't messed with bash-completion yet a was because I wasn't sure if it should go in .config/ or somewhere else. I can definitely have the binary for alire live in .getada/bin instead of .alire/bin and just leave .alire alone if that's what you want, I was basing it off https://github.com/alire-project/alire/issues/1164#issuecomment-1231799016
I'll work towards leaving .alire out of it
Alire is an acronym for Ada LIbrary REpository. By weird coincidence, it's also the surname of Camila Alire, a Librarian and former president of the American Library Association from 2009 to 2010. She was later appointed as a member of the National Council on the Humanities by President Barack Obama in 2012. She even has her own Wikipedia page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camila\_Alire
A cool easter egg could be launch her wikipage from the browser by typing alr camila.
:point_up: Edit: Alire is an acronym for Ada LIbrary REpository. By weird coincidence, it's also the surname of Camila Alire, a Librarian and former president of the American Library Association from 2009 to 2010. She was later appointed as a member of the National Council on the Humanities by President Barack Obama in 2012. She even has her own Wikipedia page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camila\_Alire
A cool Alire easter egg would be to launch her Wikipedia page from the browser by typing: alr camila 😆🤣
:point_up: Edit: Alire is an acronym for Ada LIbrary REpository. By weird coincidence, it's also the surname of Camila Alire, a Librarian and former president of the American Library Association from 2009 to 2010. She was later appointed as a member of the National Council on the Humanities by President Barack Obama in 2012. She even has her own Wikipedia page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camila\_Alire
A cool Alire easter egg would be to launch her Wikipedia page from the browser by typing: alr camila Even cooler would be to generate her photo in ASCII text. 😆🤣
:point_up: Edit: Alire is an acronym for Ada LIbrary REpository. By weird coincidence, it's also the surname of Camila Alire, a Librarian and former president of the American Library Association from 2009 to 2010. She was later appointed as a member of the National Council on the Humanities by President Barack Obama in 2012. She even has her own Wikipedia page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camila\_Alire
A cool Alire easter egg would be to launch her Wikipedia page from the browser by typing: alr camila It would be even cooler to generate her photo in ASCII text at the prompt. 😆🤣
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