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Place stumpish from stumpwm's contrib in bin/ #1451

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Place stumpish from stumpwm's contrib in bin/
DerGuteMoritz Jan 2, 2014
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Add explicit xprop dependency for stumpish
DerGuteMoritz Jan 2, 2014
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Add *all* stumpish dependencies
DerGuteMoritz Jan 5, 2014
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Configure stumpwm contrib-dir
DerGuteMoritz Jan 5, 2014
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Add ncurses dependency to stumpish
DerGuteMoritz Jan 5, 2014
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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions pkgs/development/lisp-modules/stumpwm/default.nix
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Expand Up @@ -27,6 +27,8 @@ buildLispPackage rec {
if [ "$NIX_LISP" = "sbcl" ]; then
wrapProgram "$out"/bin/stumpwm --set SBCL_HOME "${clwrapper.lisp}/lib/sbcl"
fi;

mv $out/lib/common-lisp/stumpwm/contrib/stumpish $out/bin/stumpish

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Does this script depend on a common lisp? If so you can use wrapProgram to create a wrapper which sets PATH correctly.

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Nope, it's a shell script. Cursory tests seemed to work fine. It calls xprop, though, which it requires to be in PATH. Do I need to anything special for that to be the case?

'';
postInstall = ''false'';
};
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