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Tom Flavel wrote: |
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> On Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 11:38:28AM +0200, Achim Gottinger wrote: |
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> > We had a discussion about allowing other languages like perl or tcl/tk |
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> > to be used for ebuild. And decided that |
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> > it makes more sense converting stable parts of python code to c++. Once |
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> > it's all c++ we can make modules |
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> > for other scripting languages. I personal prefer perl as a scripting |
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> > language and did not investigate much |
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> > time in learning python. But as long as daniel is the developer of |
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> > ebuild it is his right do choose his |
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> > preferend language for development I think. |
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> > Our biggest problem is still that we can not spend all our time in |
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> > gentoo development as long as we do not have |
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> > sponsors. |
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> > There is a install-gui in development that will use qt first, but it |
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> > will be designed in a manner that the gui |
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> > parts are separated from the configuration backend, so it should be easy |
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> > to write ncurses or gtk frontends too. |
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> > But do not expect that stuff next week. :-) |
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> Hi, |
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> on a similar note, I remember discussing seperating the backend of portage |
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> from interfaces a while ago, but I think it may have been a bit too early :) |
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> To recap, the idea was to have a C/C++ program listen on a pipe, then have |
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> interfaces (in the language of your choice) do things like |
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> "echo packagename>/thatpipe" - the backend would listen and install the package. |
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> This would mean one could churn out gui's using the wigit tool of personal |
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> prefence, for example, with relative ease. A bouns is that as the protocol |
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> would be simple (basically just a package name/version and what to do with it) |
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> the actual behaviour would be consistent across all interfaces. |
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Hi, |
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There will be two separate libs, one for portage and one for the |
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configuration system. |
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So that pipe thing whould be a alternative frontend for the portage |
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libs. |
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achim~ |
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> - Tom |
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