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Without expanding the file name to an absolute file name the following
invocation would go wrong:
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| kaarvork some-template .
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Because `kaarvok' would not know what to do with the `.' and errors
would occur.
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Files that aren't parsed for their contents should still have their
destination name parsed in case either the file or parent directory have
variables in them.
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When running `kaarvok' always add the current directory to the
`load-path'. This way, as long as `kaarvok.el' is in the same directory
as `kaarvok', `kaarvok.el' can always be found.
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project-template was too general and used by other projects.
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Since the `__' is used quite a lot in, for example, Python code and
files it proved to be a sub-optimal as a delimiter. Now, by default,
`$!' is used, which should appear somewhat less (I hope) and it has
been made customizable. Look out when customizing, it is placed in a
regular expression without any escaping.
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The `pt' script is used to add a command-line interface to the
`project-template' module. It runs the
`pt-create-project-from-template' function, passing along the first
and second arguments.
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Tom Willemse