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Yes, thanks. I found it today. I thought I tried that list night but I bet |
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I did man 1 ebuild! |
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> # man 5 ebuild |
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> is pretty up to date |
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> other than that, I would just look through others that do something similar |
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> and see how they do things |
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> --Brian |
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> On Tuesday 10 June 2003 08:49 pm, Brett I. Holcomb wrote: |
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> > If this is the wrong list for this question please tell me where to move |
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> > it but it doesn't seem to fit gentoo-user or any of the others. |
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> > I want to do an ebuild for some programs but have never done one. I've |
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> > read the Gentoo docs on ebuilds and eclasses and the man pages for |
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> > ebuild. However, in looking at some ebuilds - noticably flight gear and |
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> > wine-cvs I see variables such a $PV defined. The docs mention $P but not |
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> > $PV or other variables. I've browsed some of the eclasses trying to find |
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> > the definitions and haven't been successful. Where are these explained. |
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> > Are there any more docs I can read? |
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> > Thanks. |
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Brett I. Holcomb |
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AKA Grunt <>< |
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