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On Thu, Jun 22, 2006 at 06:16:27PM -0700, Penguin Lover Richard Broersma Jr squawked: |
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> For example: from "emerge -DuvpN world" |
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> net-im/gaim-1.5.0 USE="eds nls perl spell tcltk* -cjk -debug -gnutls -krb4 -minimal% -nas -silc" |
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> 0 kB |
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> Is there any significance to the USE color codes: |
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> RED: eds, nls, perl, spell |
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> GREEN: tcltk* |
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> BLUE: -cjk, -debug, -gnutls, -krb4, -nas, -silc |
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> YELLOW: -minimal% |
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The color is redundant: only serves to hilight what information is |
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already there. |
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RED means that the flag is currently set, and will still be set when |
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you compile. |
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BLUE means the same as the minus sign, meaning that the flag is |
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currently unset and will still be unset when you compile. |
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GREEN means the same as the *, it means that the flag will be changed |
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compare to the current version. For example, in your output, that |
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means that the previous version of gaim was compiled without tcltk |
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support, and the new one will be compiled with tcltk support. |
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YELLOW is the same as %, it means that the flag did not exist for the |
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previous version. |
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"Last year I tried to borrow pencils and pens and hold them together while |
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rotating myself. It was quite a spectacle." |
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~DeathMech, S. Sondhi. P-town PHY 205 |
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