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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 08:46:57 +0100, Sebastian Günther wrote: |
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> > qatom $(qlist -ICv) | awk '{print ">"$1"/"$2"-"$3"~"}' |
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> What i was wondering: Is there a reason why you split the qlist output |
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> into atoms, just to put it together the same way qlist has spitted it |
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> out? |
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> qlist -ICv | awk '{print ">~"$1}' |
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> should do the job or am I mistaken? |
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Yes :) |
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The awk line only takes the first three items from the qlist |
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output, category, name and version. You don't want revision numbers in |
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the list if you are using ~. |
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~foo/bar-1.2.3-r4 is meaningless. It may work, but if it does |
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this is undocumented, and probably unintended, behaviour and may change |
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at any time. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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capacity ... the rest is overhead for the operating system. |
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