donri

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   by donri 13y ago

   HAppS is dead, long live Happstack! What you're talking about was the HAppS-State component of the HAppS application server, a project which is in deed not active anymore. Happstack is the active fork of HAppS and had a "happstac
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   by donri 13y ago

   You probably meant set -U because you probably don't want to export fish_greeting to child processes. fish_greeting is already universal though and you don't need the empty string to unset it. This is enough: set fish_greeting
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   by donri 13y ago

   Possibly a historical artifact; fish was created in a time when the controversies surrounding lilo were fresh in memory and lilo was still boss. Actually there is a channel on freenode now, but it's about a third in size. Other examples of
4. 4.▲
   by donri 13y ago

   Thing is in fish functions and completions load lazily as needed, and basically every customization is done with functions. Startup is pretty much instant regardless of configuration.
5. 5.▲
   by donri 13y ago

   I think `-c` skips loading configuration. Launching a prompt will be much slower. In fish almost everything is a function and functions are loaded lazily.
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   by donri 13y ago

   This should be the translation: for d in * test -d $d or continue begin cd $d time-consuming-task-1 time-consuming-task-2 end & end However it errors; seem
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   by donri 13y ago

   2.0 is not in distributions yet, you probably got the version from 2009. Find your distribution here: http://fishshell.com/files/2.0.0/linux/ And as others have also said, fish knows nothing of your bash history. It'll work fine with qu
8. 8.▲
   by donri 14y ago

   Almost every exception a Python program ever throws is or can be made a type error (or otherwise statically caught) in Haskell and similar languages. A type error is not the same thing as a TypeError.
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   by donri 14y ago

   I would say that Snap is more like Pyramid and Happstack... not quite like anything else. Snap has snaplets, Pyramid has components. Happstack on the other hand ... invented type-safe routing, which I haven't seen anywhere else before it. D