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* Thanh Ly [lycander@×××××××.com] [2003-09-04 01:24 -0400]: |
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> Thanks cal, the script works great. I modified it slightly so that it |
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> would output into a text file: |
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> cat find ... <rest of script> |
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> done > ~/output.txt |
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humm .. no need for cat .. by default output will go to STDOUT but you |
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rediect to a file like so: |
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for i in `find /usr/portage/${my_target_subdir} -name "*.ebuild" -print` ; |
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do egrep -l "^KEYWORDS=\".*~ppc.*\"" $i >| output.txt ; |
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done |
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anyhow .. the previously send code was quite wrong (the regular |
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expression specificly). I was checking for 'one' when in fact in needs |
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'zero or more' (on the egrep expression). I didn't notice when first |
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testing as i was consistantly checking for ppc or ~ppc (which rarely |
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come after the " .. x86 generally occupies that space in the line. |
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I've made a proper script (see attatched version 0.1). It should now |
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work for any arch or ~arch. I've tested it somewhat and it seems ok |
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(though there could still be bugs). |
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So .. for a dated log of ebuilds KEYWORDED ~ppc: |
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keyworded.sh ~ppc /usr/portage >| output-`date +%F`.txt |
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best |
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cal |
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