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Gabriel Nützi 2023-11-15 19:00:26 +01:00
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@ -51,11 +51,11 @@ This modules loads two other modules in the imports section, namely `special-fon
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Both import statemnets above are equivalent in the parameters they receive:
Both import statements above are equivalent in the parameters they receive:
- Statement `(1)` imports the function in `special-fonts-1.nix` and calls it by passing `{config = config; pkgs = pkgs}`. Basically using the return value of the call (another partial configuration [attritbute set]) inside the `imports` list.
- Statement `(2)` defines a path to a module, whose function Nix will load *automatically* when assembling the configuration `config`. It will pass all matching arguments from the function in `packages.nix` to the loaded function in `special-fonts-2.nix` which results in `import ./special-fonts-2.nix {config = config; pkgs = pkgs}`.
- Statement `(2)` defines a path to a module, whose function Nix will load _automatically_ when assembling the configuration `config`. It will pass all matching arguments from the function in `packages.nix` to the loaded function in `special-fonts-2.nix` which results in `import ./special-fonts-2.nix {config = config; pkgs = pkgs}`.
Here is a nice starter example of modularizing the configuration, Highly recommended: