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On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 1:31 PM, Michael Hammer <michael@×××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> I am writing an ebuild for ikiwki. That's a wiki compiler written in |
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> Perl which uses a few modules from CPAN. At least it needs |
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> Text::Markdown |
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> URI |
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> HTML::Parser |
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> HTML::Template |
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> HTML::Scrubber |
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> Depending on some non global USE I would need a few more CPAN modules |
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> I have to install. I would like to use g-cpan but there are a few |
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> things which aren't nice to implement. |
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> * I've asked myself if anybody already has made some kind of function |
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> set (eclass?) for automatically install CPAN modules. |
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> * If I am installing g-cpan as dependency and the user has no overlay |
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> defined temporary ebuilds are created to install the Modules but |
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> they aren't tracked for update or removal if no longer |
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> needed. That's not very cute. |
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> * The other possibility I see is to create an ebuild for each CPAN |
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> module I need. Does that conflict with the idea of g-cpan? |
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> Thanks for any help in advance |
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I'd also be interested in the proper way to handle this. Have you |
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found a solution? |
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In particular, I am looking at the following modules from cpan: |
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Tk::DataTree |
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IPC::XPA |
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Thanks, |
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Henry |
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