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On Mon, 29 Sep 2008 22:31:46 -0700 |
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Zac Medico <zmedico@g.o> wrote: |
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> > Can package.use syntax be extended to allow set entries? |
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> > @compiz-fusion -gnome kde kde4 |
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> Perhaps, but we need to clarify how that sort of setting will affect |
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> nested sets. For example, if @compiz-fusion contains nested sets, |
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> would those USE settings apply to the nested sets as well? Will |
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> nested sets be allowed to have independent USE settings from the |
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> sets that nest them? |
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Maybe a nested set could inherit the USE flag settings of its parent set |
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unless it has its own entry in package.use. |
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Though what happens if a package is in both sets which have |
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conflicting flags in package.use? I would say that the nested set has |
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to have priority. If not, I can easily imagine people getting confused |
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when their USE settings for a set are being applied to all but |
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one or two packages. |
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