Emacs subprocesses and filepaths in their arguments
I'm trying to create some short-cut keys to start and stop the "paster serve" command used in pyramid projects. Here's my elisp code:
(defun search-for-file (file 开发者_如何学Cdir)
"Recursively searches up the directory tree for a given filename"
(if (equal "/" dir)
nil
(if (member file (directory-files dir))
(concat (file-name-as-directory dir) file)
(progn
(cd-absolute dir)
(cd "..")
(search-for-file file default-directory)))))
(defun paster-serve-start ()
(interactive)
(progn
(start-process
"paster-serve" "server"
"paster" "serve" (search-for-file "development.ini" ".") "--reload" "-v")
(switch-to-buffer "server")))
(defun paster-serve-stop ()
(interactive)
(progn
(setq proc (get-process "paster-serve"))
(setq buf (get-buffer "server"))
(quit-process proc)
(kill-buffer buf)))
(define-prefix-command 'paster-map)
(global-set-key (kbd "C-p") 'paster-map)
(define-key paster-map (kbd "s") 'paster-serve-start)
(define-key paster-map (kbd "e") 'paster-serve-stop)
These functions work as I expect from a buffer which has default-directory
set to where development.ini exists (e.g. ~/myproject); however, I was hoping to have this work when I was in a directory below the project's base directory (e.g. ~/myproject/myproject/templates) - when I try to run the process from a directory below where development.ini resides, I get this error:
IOError: File '/home/myuser/myproject/~/myproject/development.ini' not found
Are there any enlightened emacs masters who can shed some light on what I'm doing wrong here?
I'm a bit wary of all those cd
functions. Try this alternate definition of search-for-file
, based on a similar function in project-local-variables.el
:
(defun search-for-file (file dir)
"Look up the file in and above `dir'."
(let ((f (expand-file-name file dir))
(parent (file-truename (expand-file-name ".." dir))))
(cond ((string= dir parent) nil)
((file-exists-p f) f)
(t (search-for-file file parent)))))
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