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…
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…
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…
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.
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.
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; seems you can't do `end &`. Probably a bug; I'll report it.…
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…
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.
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…
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…
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…
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…
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.
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.
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; seems you can't do `end &`. Probably a bug; I'll report it.…
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…
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.
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…