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On 19. Aug 2005, at 6:13 Uhr, Finn Thain wrote: |
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>> One of these issues is providing Gentoo's perl as the default when |
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>> `perl` is executed in interactive shells (bash, in my case). The |
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>> lovely |
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>> '/etc/env.d' structure lends itself to the sort of PATH mangling that |
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>> needs to be done, but there is one problem here. '/etc/profile.gentoo' |
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>> appends the PATH from '/etc/profile.env' to the existing PATH, rather |
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>> than inserting to the beginning of the existing PATH. |
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> This is consistent with the intent of collision-protect. People (users, |
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> ISVs) care about the behaviour of Apple's OS X. That is, they care |
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> about |
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> avoiding collisions in the file system only in as much it preserves |
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> that |
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> behaviour. |
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Why not provide something like perl_select (like apples gcc_select) or |
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perl-config? I use gcc_select to switch between apples gcc and gnat for |
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OS X. |
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Philipp |
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