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formats.
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to pass to unzip. While this is stupid, it's still the reality, so we
must not set UNZIP in the environment when calling unzip. Rename "UNZIP"
to "UNZIP_CMD" to point to the path to the unzip binary.
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at this point, the tools directory has already been created and is at the
front of our PATH.
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Gilles Dauphin in PR 32557.
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likely to be meant.
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- Security fix for [IDEF1245]:
http://www.seguridad.unam.mx/vulnerabilidadesDB/?vulne=4981
- Many bug fixes.
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Bump package revision because of this fix.
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call to the mk/bulk/build script. This is to allow restarting the bulk
build without getting confused by the various timestamps that occur
during a bulk build. It also fixes some problems where the text/plain
report had ended up in a directory different from the other files.
- Changed the default filename for the text/plain report from
"pkgsrc-results-${BUILDDATE}.txt" to simply "report.txt", as the
${BUILDDATE} variable didn't give a hint to when the bulk build had been
started, which is often more important than when the bulk build stopped.
- Changed the way to specify the directory and the URL where the bulk build
reports are made available. See
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-pkg/2005/12/05/0002.html
for details. Specifying the directories using the FTPHOST and FTPURL
variables will be possible for some months, after which it support for
it will be dropped.
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UNIVERSAL::require - require() modules from a variable.
If you've ever had to do this...
eval "require $module";
to get around the bareword caveats on require(), this module is for
you. It creates a universal require() class method that will work with
every Perl module and its secure. So instead of doing some arcane
eval() work, you can do this:
$module->require;
It doesn't save you much typing, but it'll make alot more sense to
someone who's not a ninth level Perl acolyte.
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/UNIVERSAL-require/
Packaged by Roman Kulik.
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the _file_ is executable, not the _interpreter_.
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the directory they'll live in as part of their name, or otherwise they
cannot be found at runtime.
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warning if its first line starts with "#!", and the following word is
not an existing file. The package devel/apr installs some *.exp files
that start with "#!", but are not intended to be executed.
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- Correctly use threads.
- Use the correct tool set.
- Make libraries (Boost.Test) with undefined symbols build correctly.
- Change the installed library names so that they match other systems
(thus avoiding manual PLIST substitutions). There is a hack here,
though, to let the dylib stuff kick in...
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Packages Collection.
This package was provided by Stephen Borrill.
Visual Tcl is a freely-available, high-quality application development
environment for UNIX, Windows, Macintosh and AS400 platforms. Visual Tcl is
written entirely in Tcl/Tk and generates pure Tcl/Tk code. This makes
porting your Visual Tcl applications either unnecessary or trivial. Visual
Tcl is covered by the GNU General Public License.
Features
- 100% pure Tcl/Tk. No external libraries required.
- Extensible widget and geometry manager support.
- Create compound widgets and widget libraries.
- GUI interface for most aspects of Tcl/Tk development.
- Support for user images and fonts in your project.
- Imports pre-existing Tcl/Tk code.
- Built-in support for widget toolkits including: [incr Widgets], BLT, TkTable
- Visual Tcl features new ready-to-use widgets: combo box, multicolumn
listbox, progress bar
- Predefined compounds available including scrolled text, scrolled listbox,
scrolled canvas, horizontal and vertical splitters
- Exports Tclets which run in Netscape/MSIE.
- Support for freewrap. Generate binaries for Windows or Linux.
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current working directory by default if it can't figure out what type
of archive it is. This handles the most common case of overriding
EXTRACT_CMD in package Makefiles, which is to copy a C file or a Perl
script over to the work directory.
Also, modify the script to allow the file format to be specified on
the command line via a -f option, which will force the extract script
to interpret the archive as the specified a format. This covers the
case where there is a distfile with an unusual file extension that is
actually in well-known format, and we would like to just tell the
extract script which format this is.
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/bin/sh in exim_newaliases.
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what Sun packagse its JRE/JDKs as). While here, cleanup up the comments
slightly.
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"find foo -exec bar {} \;" while here, the former is faster, but can't
cope with all quoting issues and is also more likely to hit argument
length limits. CONFLICT to ja-squirrelmail.
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of how distfiles are extracted. EXTRACT_ENV is a more generic name
and will be applicable for all extraction commands.
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".tgz" from the PKGNAME.
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EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.bin -> EXTRACT_OPTS_BIN
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.lha -> EXTRACT_OPTS_LHA
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.rar -> EXTRACT_OPTS_RAR
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.tar -> EXTRACT_OPTS_TAR
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.tar.Z -> EXTRACT_OPTS_TAR
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.tar.bz2 -> EXTRACT_OPTS_TAR
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.tar.gz -> EXTRACT_OPTS_TAR
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.tbz -> EXTRACT_OPTS_TAR
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.tbz2 -> EXTRACT_OPTS_TAR
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.tgz -> EXTRACT_OPTS_TAR
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.zip -> EXTRACT_OPTS_ZIP
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS.zoo -> EXTRACT_OPTS_ZOO
EXTRACT_CMD_OPTS_tar.gz -> EXTRACT_OPTS_TAR
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and a few directories at bottom (after "end i18n").
No real changes. (Just did this so I can compare easier later.)
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from Makefile.NetBSD to Makefile.pkgsrc (cosmetic only). Use PERL5
instead of PREFIX/bin/perl when looking for Perl interpreter.
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Avoid union shm on DragonFly, it conflicts with system provided version.
Hack around some namespace pollution in arpa/inet.h inherited from
FreeBSD which results in G_LOCK(inet_ptona) being partly mapped to
G_LOCK(__inet_ptona), but not consistently.
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* Fixed level editor bug
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which is correctly parsed and translated into the correct syntax for
the underlying tool.
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