templates – add default-skeleton keyword #11
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Don't create the default skeleton, if the `default-skeleton` keyword is NIL (by default to preserve a backward compatibility it is T).
If default-skeleton set to NIL causes skipping the creation of default skeleton files.
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(and it extracts default-skeleton implementation from the quickproject.lisp into default-template.lisp) |
Other two variables have a full qualifier and start/end marker aren't used more than one time.
This is necessary to be able to create templates with files named as a system, for instance quux.asd . Quicklisp could have problems with system.asd containing quux system.
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the last commits add possibility to rewrite file names (with the very same rules used in the files) |
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@inaimathi Does your work obsolete this, or is it complementary? |
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It's a conflicting change. Looks like this is an approach that keeps code-defined generators for the I'm not entirely clear on how this lets you have a file named |
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I've noticed, that there is no way to get rid of the default skeleton
with files README.txt, {name}.asd, {name}.lisp and package.lisp.
This will be useful, because thanks to that user will be able to create his own custom templates from scratch (indirectly fixes #2).