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Jan 06 16:11:42 <GeorgeJetson> hi everyone :)
Jan 06 16:12:54 <GodGinrai> Hello George
Jan 06 16:14:55 <GeorgeJetson> hi GodGinrai :)
Jan 06 16:15:43 <GeorgeJetson> I was working on an enyo tutorial - https://github.com/metaperl/enyo-identica-tutorial  ... and the enyo directory is not properly a part of my repo... so when I try to clone the repo and work on it using another machine, the entire enyo directory does not show up on my other machine...
Jan 06 16:16:17 <GeorgeJetson> (I used the Duplifork method to create this repo )
Jan 06 16:19:40 <GodGinrai> hmmm, so you have Enyo as a modulle?
Jan 06 16:19:44 <GodGinrai> *module
Jan 06 16:21:45 <GeorgeJetson> yes apparently. I followed t he instructions here - https://github.com/enyojs/enyo/wiki/Bootplate and here - https://github.com/enyojs/enyo/wiki/Dupliforking
Jan 06 16:26:15 <GeorgeJetson> ah, success!
Jan 06 16:26:35 <GeorgeJetson> on the new machine, I just had to type git submodule update --init
Jan 06 16:29:09 <GodGinrai> yea, I was about to suggest that
Jan 06 16:29:33 <GodGinrai> tabbed over to suggest it to see that you had already found it. :P
Jan 06 18:14:04 <GeorgeJetson> I am having problems creating a Tweet() kind instance and having the span content be "hoho" even though line 60 should set it - https://github.com/metaperl/enyo-identica-tutorial/blob/master/source/App.js#L60
Jan 06 18:14:25 <GeorgeJetson> I also tried t.setText("hoho");  #but that did not work either
Jan 06 21:02:25 <GeorgeJetson> looks like it's time for STackOverflow
Jan 06 21:04:47 <GeorgeJetson> DONE http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20959248/how-do-you-bind-attributes-in-an-enyo-kind
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