| Issue 41: | gconf schemas | |
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it is annoying to use negative variables everywhere. The problem is that gconf does not tell us wether a key exists or not (if it doesn't exist, it returns False, if it's false it returns False and if it is set to true it returns True). I think gconf schemas are the only way to get "default values" in the configuration, right? |
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Jun 02, 2007
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Jun 02, 2007
To hell with gconf schemas! Figured out a simple way that I will be committing in SVN 112
Status: Fixed
Owner: nekohayo |
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Jul 14, 2008
perhaps there is a way to handle that with setup.py: http://www.ogmaciel.com/?p=502 but do we really want to care about this?
Status: New
Owner: --- |
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