Generating .nanorc on-fly

[Piterden]

Hi!

I exactly don't know, where to put this, because this code part is for .bashrc.

# Generating correct `.nanorc` file.
# You should to set right path starts from $HOME, ends with slash.  
# Also it needs blank (or not) ~/.nanorc file
nano_highlight_path="projects/nano-highlight/"
if [ -f "$HOME"/.nanorc ]; then
    > "$HOME"/.nanorc
    for syntax in $(ls $HOME/$nano_highlight_path*.nanorc); do
        echo "include \"$syntax\"" >> "$HOME"/.nanorc
    done
fi

I hope this will be useful to someone.

[serialhex]

Hmm.... Are you using this to generate a new .nanorc file with all of the syntaxes for a given user? That's what it looks like it's doing (I don't have a linux pc to test with atm). If that's not it what is the purpose of the code? If I'm right just make it a shell script called gen-nanorc.sh or something and make a pull request.