It should be possible to specify a completely custom command line to execute

[jkp]

Hi

I know you consider this functionality to be redundant now you have added more back-ends, but I for one would like a way to drive my build system which is needed in my case to set up the environment correctly for tests to function (setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH etc). Reconstructing the code to do this outside of that environment is really not a goer. Could you expose a way to provide "plugin" commands?

Thanks

[johnpaulett]

jkp, I'm trying to understand what you are trying to do--would you mind posting some examples of what you would want this to look like?

What are you trying to set before hand (e.g. environment variables, a test database, etc.)?

Thanks

[brunobord]

jkp: If I correctly understand what you want to do...

All you'd need to do is to grab this code (or fork it via Github), and edit the default command to be launched when a file has been changed. Tdaemon code is simple enough to be adapted to your needs. The MIT license allows you to hack tdaemon, eliminate the test commands and run whatever you want.

The only method to be modified could be "get_cmd", that shall return a simple string.
Hope this helps

[jkp]

Hey brunobord:

Yeah, thats certainly an option: I'll give it a look when I get a chance.

Thanks

Jamie