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On Mon, 8 Apr 2019 16:13:35 -0400 |
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Ethan Kiang <chocopuff298@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi! |
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> Attached in this email is a patch that I made which adds the "Last |
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> compiled time" information for a package. I have also attached a |
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> screenshot which shows it in action. This is merely a proof of |
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> concept and is not intended to be used, especially since I recycled |
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> Portage parsing code from a previous Portage project of mine and |
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> ideally, it would be implemented with the new Portage API during the |
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> update. |
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> Best, |
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> Ethan Kiang |
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It looks good. :) |
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Yeah, there are already similar lib functions in portagelib.py which |
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could be re-used. I have also started work on creating a more universal |
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"official" portage API based from portagelib.py and pkcorelib.py to |
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make available much of the information porthole uses and subsequently |
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any other utility app may require. You can check it out in the api |
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branch of the portage git repo. |
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Thank you |
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Brian |
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