[Glass] Can I use tODE in this context?

[Dale Henrichs via Glass]

On 09/15/2015 10:05 AM, Dale Henrichs wrote:
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> On 09/15/2015 08:10 AM, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
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>>     I'm going to guess that GS_HOME is not defined ... it needs to be
>>     defined in the shell when you start your netldi run this tODE
>>     shell command :
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>>       eval `{System clientEnvironmentVariable: 'GS_HOME'. System
>>     gemEnvironmentVariable: 'GS_HOME'}`; edit
>>
>>
>> mmmm i get this:
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>> tode 1 >   eval `{System clientEnvironmentVariable: 'GS_HOME'. System 
>> gemEnvironmentVariable: 'GS_HOME'}`; edit
>> [82042625 sz:1 Array] anArray( anArray( 
>> '/Users/mariano/gsDevKitHome', nil))
>> tode 1 > script --script=setUpSys
>> Topez ERROR: a TodeCommandError occurred (error 121000), File or 
>> directory not found: '$GS_HOME/tode/sys/default'
>>
>> mmm why it cannot get the variable...mmm I must run now...will be 
>> back later
>>
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> Okay ... GS_HOME is defined in your client (the pharo client) and not 
> defined in the gem (this the error) ... the environment variables for 
> a gem are inherited from the netldi process (netldi forks the gems) 
> and the netldi inherits the envirnment variables from the shell in 
> which it was started ... presumably you started the netldi long before 
> GS_HOME was defined ...

we can get around the use of GS_HOME if you don't want to restart the 
netldi ... to debug a TodeCommandError use the built-in tODE shell 
command `debugMode --set` ... then when you get a TodeCommandError a 
debugger will come up instead of the simple error message - that way we 
can get more detail on where $GS_HOME is being used ...

Dale
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