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dependencies.tex | 1 + |
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glossary.tex | 1 + |
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diff --git a/dependencies.tex b/dependencies.tex |
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--- a/dependencies.tex |
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@@ -166,6 +166,7 @@ In an at-most-one-of group, at most one immediate child element must be matched. |
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An empty at-most-one-of group counts as being matched. |
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\subsection{Package Dependency Specifications} |
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+\label{sec:pkg-dep} |
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A package dependency can be in one of the following base formats. A package manager must warn or |
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error on non-compliant input. |
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diff --git a/glossary.tex b/glossary.tex |
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\begin{description} |
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\item[qualified package name] A package name along with its associated category. For example, |
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\t{app-editors/vim} is a qualified package name. |
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+\item[depend atom] A \i{package dependency specification}, as defined in section~\ref{sec:pkg-dep}. |
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\item[new-style virtual] A new-style virtual is a normal package in the \t{virtual} category which |
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installs no files and uses its dependency requirements to pull in a `provider'. Historically, |
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old-style virtuals required special handling from the package manager; new-style virtuals do |
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2.5.2 |