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On 6/1/06, Jean Magnan de Bornier <jean@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> |
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> Using eix for some time (at least a year now), I discovered today |
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> (eix-0.5.5) a very strange feature which and in less perfect world than |
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> gentoo's might perhaps qualify as a bug. |
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> If I type "eix <package>" and the package is unstable (or has unstable |
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> versions) and appears as such in the gentoo database, I expect to see it |
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> -for the unstable versions- in eix's output: the man page says so anyway; |
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> but this happens only if I have not marked the package with "~x86" in *my* |
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> /etc/portage/package.keywords file. If I mark the package (with "~x86") |
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> eix tells me : |
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> * app-editors/emacs-cvs |
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> Available versions: 22.0.50-r1 22.0.50-r2 [M]23.0.0 |
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> Installed: 22.0.50-r2 |
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> Homepage: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs |
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> Description: Emacs is the extensible, customizable, |
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> self-documenting real-time display editor. |
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> and this is a *big lie* (works with any package apparently). |
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Why is it a lie?! Have you not accepted that version explicity in your |
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own config file? So, isn't that version available? If you do an emerge |
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emacs-csv, wouldn't it pull out the keyworded package? Note that eix |
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uses the "available" word, not "stable" or anything like that. By |
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using "available", it is dynamic and can give results accourding to |
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your personal config. |
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I guess its more a feature, it predicts exactly what portage will |
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do... I didn't even knew it was using my personal config files, that |
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is awesome! |
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Daniel da Veiga |
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