Parsing multiple key value pairs from setting strings #6
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Setting strings in the format KEY1=KEY2=VALUE could not be parsed correctly.
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Hi jpfeiffer, "SHELL_LOGO=USER_LIST=false" indicate a bug in the file generated by' /usr/bin/get_gdm.sh' GnomeShell must be installed In Ubuntu the last version (3.04) are too old ( no schema for org.gnome.login-screen) |
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Ah thanks for the hint. Now its obvious, I should have looked at the whole project, not just the part producing the error. |
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Hi, I'm not sure if just my configuration is screwed but gdm3setup.py failed to start because
I had something like "SHELL_LOGO=USER_LIST=false" inside my setting string.
This was however not parsed the way needed. I just changed the get_setting function to return the value
just after the last '=' and only checking if 'name=' is at least somewhere in the string.