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El Jue 09 May 2002 18:06, Bob Phan escribió: |
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> I think it would be a good idea for someone (I could do this if no one |
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> wants to) to maintain a parsable list of all the use variables, what |
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> they are for, and which ebuilds use them. This would be useful for |
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> writing tools that would want to know this information, or even for |
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> automatic maintenence of a webpage for use variables. CSV or XML |
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> would be a good format for this. XML may be overkill, expecially for |
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> someone wanting to write a shell script with acess to this |
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> information, but XML would also work great for c, perl, python, and |
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> web maintenence. |
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> I have taken a look at /usr/portage/profiles/use.desc, |
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> and while useful for users to read, it is not easily parsable. |
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> Any thoughts, suggestions? |
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Well... I think that with and xlstproc parser, XML could be HTML easily. |
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And maybe with XML you could write C programs... and so... |
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I beat for XML! |
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Greetings! |
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