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On Tuesday 28 January 2003 09:32 am, Dylan Carlson wrote: |
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> I think the best solution is to hack the eclass to read a variable, |
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> which could be set in MAKE.CONF. Something like |
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> KDE_PACKAGES="all" |
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> or |
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> KDE_PACKAGES="kword kspread kmail kwrite" [...etc...] |
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*cough* I meant that as a short-term solution, but having just re-read it |
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I see where it is immediately flawed. |
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If you adjust KDE_PACKAGES to update just one package (say, for a given |
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patch), autoclean will wipe out the old stuff... and even if you don't |
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adjust anything, you still end up recompiling things that don't need |
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recompiling. |
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It's still better than recompiling _everything_ for those of us who don't |
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use but maybe 15% of the KDE desktop suite; however, if we can't make |
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this better, I'm not sure it's worth implementing. |
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Caching the configuration info (somehow) seems like a necessity to me. |
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Cheers, |
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Dylan Carlson [absinthe@×××××.com] |
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