I just was browsing Gentoo bugzilla and found, that there is name
collision between GRASS and Ruby Gems - both use "gem" as executable
name. [1]
As GEM is not yet very popular, could we just rename GEM executable to
i.e. "grassgem" or something more specific? Or any other ideas how to
fix name collision, as just using different install path (--prefix) is
not a solution.
On 1/8/07, Maris Nartiss <maris.gis@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi folks,
I just was browsing Gentoo bugzilla and found, that there is name
collision between GRASS and Ruby Gems - both use "gem" as executable
name. [1]
As GEM is not yet very popular, could we just rename GEM executable to
i.e. "grassgem" or something more specific? Or any other ideas how to
fix name collision, as just using different install path (--prefix) is
not a solution.
I just was browsing Gentoo bugzilla and found, that there is name
collision between GRASS and Ruby Gems - both use "gem" as executable
name. [1]
As GEM is not yet very popular, could we just rename GEM executable to
i.e. "grassgem" or something more specific? Or any other ideas how to
fix name collision, as just using different install path (--prefix) is
not a solution.
Hi,
BTW, there is another issue - since gem is installed into the
PREFIX/bin, versions comming with eg. GRASS 6.2.1 and 6.3 are in
conflict. It used to be possible to have many GRASS versions installed
in parallel, without confilcts. Maybe to fix it, along with changing
the gem executable name, add a version suffix to it, and install only
the link in PREFIX/bin, keeping the executable in $GISBASE/bin?
I'd suggest the name to be gem_grass"suffix", eg. gem_grass63.
Maciek
P.S.
There are references to following missing pictures in the GEM manual:
OK, I have a few updates pending for GEM and will hopefully be able
to commit them this weekend, fixing all the problems reported so far
by various users.
How about just using gem62, gem63 etc. as executable names -- wouldn't
that be enough to make sure it does not conflict with the Ruby tool?
Benjamin
Maciej Sieczka wrote:
Maris Nartiss wrote:
Hi folks,
I just was browsing Gentoo bugzilla and found, that there is name
collision between GRASS and Ruby Gems - both use "gem" as executable
name. [1]
As GEM is not yet very popular, could we just rename GEM executable to
i.e. "grassgem" or something more specific? Or any other ideas how to
fix name collision, as just using different install path (--prefix) is
not a solution.
Hi,
BTW, there is another issue - since gem is installed into the
PREFIX/bin, versions comming with eg. GRASS 6.2.1 and 6.3 are in
conflict. It used to be possible to have many GRASS versions installed
in parallel, without confilcts. Maybe to fix it, along with changing
the gem executable name, add a version suffix to it, and install only
the link in PREFIX/bin, keeping the executable in $GISBASE/bin?
I'd suggest the name to be gem_grass"suffix", eg. gem_grass63.
Maciek
P.S.
There are references to following missing pictures in the GEM manual:
--
Benjamin Ducke, M.A.
Archäoinformatik
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