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On Thursday 30 June 2005 23:36, Aron Griffis wrote: |
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> Dan Armak wrote: [Thu Jun 30 2005, 04:06:03PM EDT] |
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> > Because the function takes a parameter - the minimal version |
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> > required from which to start the list in the ||. |
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> Makes sense. |
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> > Any everyone who thinks functions inside $DEPEND are iffy should |
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> > look at deprange() and deprange-dual()... /me hides |
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> They're definitely iffy. Try this at a bash prompt: |
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> DEPEND="$(exit 1)" |
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> See the problem? It didn't exit. That's what will happen if |
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> a function in DEPEND fails: nothing. Except that yours will currently |
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> stick this in DEPEND: |
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> !!! error: qt_min_version called with invalid parameter: \"$1\", |
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> please report bug |
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Instead of 'exit 1', qt_min_version should use die. I use that in deprange and |
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it does work inside $DEPEND. |
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Dan Armak |
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Gentoo Linux developer (KDE) |
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