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Hello, |
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So for a while I've been collecting up various scripts and packages that |
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help one develop on gentoo. About a year ago I installed a package that |
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I had forgotten about:: |
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/usr/local/portage/portage. |
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It has all sorts of development checking scripts and docs such as:: |
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decision_making.docbook package_modeling.docbook task_scheduling.docbook |
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and |
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runtests.sh setup.py tabcheck.py |
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It's quite extensive, but a year old. I wanted to check if it needs to |
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be updated, but I cannot recall how I installed this package, it's name |
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or if there is a wiki link to it. |
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Here are the top level entries: |
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bin LICENSE misc RELEASE-NOTES TEST-NOTES |
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cnf make.conf.example-repatch.sh NEWS runtests.sh testpath |
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DEVELOPING man pym setup.py |
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doc MANIFEST.in README tabcheck.py |
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Any suggests on this <package> and how to update it (name) are most welcome. |
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Any other similar tools/pacakges I should be investigating on the way to |
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completion of the dev_quizes? |
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Also, besides app-office/lyx, which requires 24 packages, is there an easy, |
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way to just view <whatever>.docbook files, not a raw sources but as |
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the finished doc? It'd be quite handy for viewing kernel.docbook files too. |
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None of the usual document viewers render the formatted view of the docbook |
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files. |
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James |
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