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Neil Bothwick <neil <at> digimed.co.uk> writes: |
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> > So for a given eclass, how to I find the list of all ebuilds |
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> Well, brute force works |
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> grep -Er 'inherit.*systemd' /var/portage |
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'/usr/portage/' works for me, when bruting. |
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> That shows every ebuild, you may want to reduce it to a list of packages |
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> for i in $(grep -Erl 'inherit.*systemd' /var/portage) |
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> do |
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> dirname $i |
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> done | sort -u |
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Yea, sure, cool. (THANKS). However, I was looking for (wink wink nudge |
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nudge) something sexy, using VDB (/var/db/pkg/) along the lines of |
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a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) [1] solution in haskell/charm or python. |
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Sure shell works, and works well, but, surely GLEP 64 will bring us |
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something new and cool? Anthony, is one of the devs that continues to |
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'surprise' and insprire this old hack...... |
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I figured Rich already has code, he has not put out, just yet. |
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(only teasing about haskell/charm, but, not really).... |
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thx, |
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James |
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[1] http://ericsink.com/vcbe/html/directed_acyclic_graphs.html |
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