Re: [e-users] usage of ~/.e/e/modules

[Jason M. <jdm...@wi...>]

On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 20:47:30 -0500
Chad Kittel <ve...@wi...> wrote:

> How does one make use of a user's ~/.e/e/modules directory?
> 
> Lets use the engage module as an example.  Currently when engage gets
> compiled and installed the following files end up in the following
> places in the file system.
> $PREFIX/bin/engage
> $PREFIX/lib/engage/module/module_icon.png
> $PREFIX/lib/enlightenment/modules_extra/engage/linux-gnu-i686/module.a
> $PREFIX/lib/enlightenment/modules_extra/engage/linux-gnu-i686/module.la
> $PREFIX/lib/enlightenment/modules_extra/engage/linux-gnu-i686/module.so
> $PREFIX/share/engage/icons/xapp.eap
> $PREFIX/share/engage/themes/gentoo.edj
> $PREFIX/share/engage/themes/module.edj
> $PREFIX/share/engage/themes/none.edj
> 
> How would a regular user have taken engage, compiled it himself from
> his home directory and then placed it into his ~/.e/e/modules directory?
> 
> Would it be as simple as making an engage/linux-gnu-i686/ directory
> there (so now you have ~/.e/e/modules/engage/linux-gnu-i686/) and
> placing all three module.[a|la|so] files in there?  
> 
> What about any .edj theme files that go with the module?  Do they (the
> module.edj file in this example) just go into
> the ~/.e/e/modules/engage/linux-gnu-i686/ directory as well?
> 
> Thank you,
> Chad
> 

That's an interesting question.  Is that what the ~/.e/e/modules directory was intended for?  Anyone know?