Speaking about a build script, FreeBSD has one for xmonad (see below, located in /usr/local/share/examples/xmonad/build). 8<------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #!/bin/sh # must match "executable" line from xmonad-config.cabal EXE_NAME=xmonad-config # xmonad tells us how it want resulting executable to be named output_file=$1; shift CFG_DIR="$HOME/.xmonad" if [ ! -f "$HOME/.cabal/config" ]; then cabal new-update fi # build the config cd $CFG_DIR cabal new-configure --enable-optimization --enable-executable-stripping cabal new-build if [ "$output_file" != "" ]; then # move resulting binary where it was requested to reside res=`find $CFG_DIR/dist-newstyle -type f -perm +111 -name $EXE_NAME` if [ "$res" == "" ]; then return 1 fi # use "mv" to be able to replace a running executable mv -f "$res" "$output_file" cp "$output_file" "$res" fi 8<------------------------------------------------------------------------------
On 30-09-21 12:22, Brandon Allbery wrote:
If you use a build script (see the xmonad-testing repo for one that works with cabal projects; it's tested because I use it myself) you can get mod-q back.
Good reference! Thanks!
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