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emanzx
@emanzx
it seem like the inotifywait does not run.. maybe exited
but it works ok if I used backtick
try to use Process.new as it will not wait for the process to finish.. I do this as sometimes.. inotifywait just freeze.. and I would force kill it with kill -9
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
might be worth trying like "-e", "create", not sure if that would make a diff tho
versus "-e create"
emanzx
@emanzx
oh.. so I need to split all the args?
ok I test first
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
maybe? could also define the output/error IOs to be the parent process which might give a clue
Process.new("inotifywait", args: args, output: :inherit, error: :inherit)
emanzx
@emanzx
deng it works.. hahaha
thanks @Blacksmoke16 I will add the extra for error checking
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
:thumbsup: can also pass any IO for them
like if you wanted to capture it in an IO::Memory or something
emanzx
@emanzx
noted. for now I just read the process output from file. I think its okay for now..
but I will keep in mind about the IO::Memory
Benjamin Wade
@RespiteSage
What's up with 1.1.0? It looks like there's a GitHub release, but no blog post or forum thread.
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@FromIRC
<mfiano> I'm confused about "require" and the default directory structure of "crystal init"
Benjamin Wade
@RespiteSage
What about it?
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@FromIRC
<mfiano> The language reference says the typical project layout is to have project/src/file.cr with: require "mylib", and project/lib/mylib/mylib.cr would get loaded. Why then, is lib/ added to the git ignore file? Also why can't I just resolve my own code in the src directory?
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
lib directory is for dependencies
Benjamin Wade
@RespiteSage
^
Your own code should go in src/, just like you want to.
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
like external shards/libraires you depend on. e.g. vendor in composer/bundler
Benjamin Wade
@RespiteSage
When resolving your own code, you just need to use relative paths.
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@FromIRC
<mfiano> So I must use the relative designator for require in src/file.cr, like: require "./mylib", and it should find src/mylib/mylib.cr ?
Benjamin Wade
@RespiteSage
Close, but you would need require "./mylib/mylib" in that case.
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
i usually skip that extra directory under src
i dont really see the benefit of it
https://github.com/Blacksmoke16/oq/tree/master/src :shrug:
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@FromIRC
<mfiano> I like having a directory with the entry point file alone, which imports anything else needed, and usually only does that
Benjamin Wade
@RespiteSage
I usually use directories under src, but I break them up by module.
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
fair enough
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@FromIRC
<mfiano> I'll take a look at your repo. I am very new at this coming from a 60 year old language :⁠)
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
https://github.com/athena-framework/athena/tree/master/src would be a larger repo
Benjamin Wade
@RespiteSage
It's not really that different from how you do it in oq. I just tend to put a little more of the logic in the subdirectories.
Oh? Fortran?
Or something else?
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
Lisp ^
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@FromIRC
<mfiano> Yep
Benjamin Wade
@RespiteSage
Oh, I missed that.
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@FromIRC
<mfiano> Lisp
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
but thats how i do it, only diff is my main "entrypoint" file just lives with the rest of the files
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@FromIRC
<mfiano> What is oq?
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
are you familiar with jq?
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@FromIRC
<mfiano> No
Benjamin Wade
@RespiteSage
Well, no questions are stupid questions. :)
George Dietrich
@Blacksmoke16
A performant, and portable jq wrapper to facilitate the consumption and output of formats other than JSON; using jq filters to transform the data.
https://stedolan.github.io/jq/tutorial/
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@FromIRC
<mfiano> Ah, I missed that your repo is oq. I was reading RespiteSage's message out of context
<mfiano> Well thanks for the tips. I'll study some projects and see what would work best for me