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or at least error and say that it is an ebuild already. is the module |
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separable from the package though? Just wondering... |
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btw, the real issue here is that g-cpan is kinda dumb when it comes to |
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packages that rename themselves (like /perl-tidy/i vs /perltidy/i) - i |
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have thoughts on ways to correct this in the next version, always open |
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to suggestions :) (my thoughts center around a config file that is |
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updateable containing the list of 'unusual' mappings) |
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On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 20:30:43 +0200 |
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Michele Beltrame <admin@×××××××××.info> wrote: |
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> Hi all! |
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> I'm discussing about this here, as I don't know wether it could be |
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> considered a bug. |
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> If I do: |
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> g-cpan -i Perl::Tidy |
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> it attempts to download and install Perl-Tidy. However, that module is |
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> already provided (along with a console command) by Gentoo in the form |
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of: |
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> dev-perl/perltidy |
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> I guess g-cpan should install this...? |
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> Michele. |
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