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Hi Alexander, |
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Did some searching through emerge sources and checked that by small |
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test. PDEPEND will _not_ reemerge a package if it's already installed. |
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All it does is that it says: "should we wish to emerge this package, we |
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have to do aftewards". While RDEPEND obviously sais same this but " ... |
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beforehand". So there is difference. |
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If you want to force use to reemrge some package afterwards, you might |
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do some checks for package existence and ask user to reemrge it, but I |
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don't this process can be automated in any way. |
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Alexander Holler wrote: |
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>>> What happens with ebuilds in PDEPEND which are already installed? |
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>> Hm, would be interested to know too... |
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> Thats the point. If installing (if it wasn't installed) or reinstalling |
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> if it was installed afterwards is not a must, then there is no real |
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> difference between RDEPEND and PDEPEND. Nothing guarantees that a |
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> package is really (re-) installed afterwards. |
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> Regards, |
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> Alexander |
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Wkr, |
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