10:13 <Hunar[m]> (pbGet) hangs on wsl, works in linux .. both latest version of pil

10:13 <abu[m]> I see. There seem to be various troubles with WSL :(

10:15 <Hunar[m]> How can I debug this hang? too see what migh be the problem

10:16 <abu[m]> I would start with strace

10:26 <Hunar[m]> Ok, I looked at pbGet, traced pr, i have this, left picture is WSL hanging

10:27 <abu[m]> Not hangin in 'pr'

10:29 <Hunar[m]> hmm, I though the different outputs was useful :/

10:59 <abu[m]> How about strace on the process running on WSL?

11:03 <abu[m]> Question to anybody interested: What is the future of PilCon?

11:03 <abu[m]> Should we set up something to make it more plannable?

11:04 <abu[m]> Concerning subject, participation and schedule?

11:05 <abu[m]> What I'm thinking of is some platform where we can decide a subject in advance, then anybody interested can propose a date and time

11:05 <abu[m]> When we see that there is enough interest and the dates/times match, PilCon can take place

11:12 <Hunar[m]> abu the problem is I never used strace before :| I'll try to learn in the next few hours

11:13 <abu[m]> ok, the syntax here is "strace -p <pid>'

11:13 <abu[m]> I meant: "strace -p <pid>"

11:14 <abu[m]> strange, on Matrix the angular brackets are swallowed together with the "pid". Grr

11:34 <Hunar[m]> pastebin.com/raw/Y9fCWUD7 the output looks alien to my eyes :)

12:00 <abu[m]> It is idle, not really hanging. Just waits for input.

15:34 <abu[m]> Hunar: I checked with (vi 'pbGet). What it does is trying to connect back to the terminal. This fails, that's why nothing is to see in the strace.

15:35 <abu[m]> So some network issue

15:37 <abu[m]> android: (java (; (wipe CONTEXT) Terminal) 'getInetAddress)

15:37 <abu[m]> -> {H@@@17700000001}

15:38 <abu[m]> android: (java @ 'getHostAddress)

15:38 <abu[m]> -> "127.0.0.1" # Localhost on Termux

15:47 <Hunar[m]> Hmm, I like to solve it but I can also use the linux virtual machine I have at work and ignore wsl ..

15:48 <Hunar[m]> Question, if I incrementaly create an app within pilbox, what is a good way to zip the whole folder and send it to my computer or to the sdcard?

15:49 <abu[m]> I know of no way to zip things on the device. So (pbGet) should be fine, then zip on the PC

15:50 <abu[m]> Wait

15:50 <abu[m]> On my device there seems to be 'tar'

15:51 <abu[m]> (call "tar" ...) then (pbGet "x.tar")

15:51 <abu[m]> It depends on the BusyBox or so what is available

15:51 <Hunar[m]> Yeah but that is each file at a time .. I thought there would be a better option .. Can you give storage permission to PilBox? like how termux can access the sdcard

15:52 <abu[m]> I think storage can be given with proper (java ) call, but I never investigated that

15:53 <abu[m]> scoped storage

15:58 <Hunar[m]> Great, this worked (!tar cfzv hello.tgz hello)

15:59 <abu[m]> Good to know ☺

16:24 <Hunar[m]> Another question :) split only accepts 1 character seperator, how to use 2+ characters? (mapcar pack (split (chop "abc;;def;;ghi") ";"))

16:31 <abu[m]> Split accepts 'any' item

16:33 <abu[m]> several of them

16:36 <Hunar[m]> Then I dont know how to use it :) .. I want to turn something like this "ab, cd, ef" to '("ab" "cd" "ef") .. I use this alot

16:37 <abu[m]> Then split on "," and then 'clip'

16:37 <abu[m]> (mapcar clip (split ... ","))

16:39 <Hunar[m]> But, that is a special case.. I want an arbitrary seperator, like ";+;" not pratical but demonstraits my question

16:39 <abu[m]> It can be done in a similar way

16:39 <abu[m]> split on the primary delimiter

16:39 <abu[m]> then cut off the garbage and other stuff

16:41 <abu[m]> Sorry, I have a meeting now. Will respond later.

16:41 <Hunar[m]> No worries, I'll send an edge case too, read them later :)

16:48 <Hunar[m]> I recently processed a weird text file, something like "t h i s i s a t e x t" so a space was two, and a space was between each letter, I had to replace " " with ";" then " " with "" then ";" with " " to avoid mixing between single and double space, which fixed the file and made "this is a text"

16:48 <Hunar[m]> In python this is simply "t h i s i s a t e x t".replace(" ", ";").replace(" ", "").replace(";"," ")

16:48 <Hunar[m]> So the split I'm looking for needs to e.g ignore single character ";" when looking for double ";;"

18:03 <abu[m]> So you can use here also 'replace', no?

18:05 <abu[m]> Another way would be 'match'

18:06 <abu[m]> (while (match '(@A ";" ";" @Z) Lst) (setq Lst (conc @A "xxx" @Z)) )

18:06 <Hunar[m]> If I could replace the multiple-letter-seperator then that would also work, replace ";+;" with a single character then split

18:06 <abu[m]> with something useful for "xxx"

18:07 <abu[m]> T

18:15 <Hunar[m]> I played with your code alittle bit and couldn't get the xxx to show up

18:16 <abu[m]> My fault

18:16 <abu[m]> (conc @A (list "xxx") @Z)

18:16 <abu[m]> 'conc' ingnores atoms

18:17 <Hunar[m]> Perfect :D "ab;;cd;;ef" turns into ("a" "b" "xxx" "c" "d" "xxx" "e" "f") great

18:19 <Hunar[m]> That solves my problems, thanks

18:19 <abu[m]> ☺

19:09 <abu[m]> Another, more direct, but longer way is:

19:09 <abu[m]> (make (while (match '(@A ";" ";" @Z) Lst) (link @A) (setq Lst @Z)) (link Lst))

19:09 <abu[m]> This does not need a following 'split'

19:10 <abu[m]> So it is more efficient in terms of avoiding garbage (a little ;)

19:22 <Hunar[m]> Thats much better :)

19:24 <abu[m]> Good style is if you protect the match pattern symbols:

19:24 <abu[m]> (use (@A @Z) (make ...