Håkan Mattsson

Hi, Sorry for the late reply. I have been on vacation. The newer versions of lux needs xmerl to be installed. xmerl should be automatically be installed if you install...

Thanks for reporting this, but I think it is fixed in this commit: https://github.com/hawk/lux/commit/516662e28d8c810244969f637a415ac929ac0a58 /Håkan On Mon, Aug 21, 2023 at 7:13 AM Johan Vikman Lundström < ***@***.***> wrote: >...

Hi, That looks strange. It would be interesting to see what this reveals: erl > code:clash(). > io:format("PATH: ~p\n", [code:get_path()]). > halt(). > ​Can you run those commands and send...

Hi, Thanks for the printouts. It looks like you have installed an older Erlang system at some point and installed the new one on top of the old. I suggest...

No, you do not need to build Erlang/OTP yourself. It should suffice to install erlang with "sudo apt-get install erlang" . (But you should probably remove the newly installed erlang...

Hi, You need the xmerl app from Erlang/OTP. It is probably simplest to install the complete erlang system. With Mac Ports or Homebrew: port install erlang or brew install erlang...

It still looks like the xmerl app is missing. Please, provide the logs for the erlang installation. /Håkan On Jul 24, 2017 21:35, "sunparor" wrote: > Hi Hawk, > >...

Does you have the log from the real installation? If not, uninstall an install again to get a log. But before doing that it may be worth to try to...

You need to tell the system where lux resides. Either by explictly invoking "/usr/local/lux/bin/lux" or by adding /usr/local/lux/bin to your PATH before invoking "lux". /Håkan On Tue, Jul 25, 2017...

Can you try tor reproduce it with the develop branch? /Håkan On Thu, Mar 16, 2017 at 6:42 PM, pillravi wrote: > This seems to be a similar issue to...