On Fri, Aug 15, 2003 at 03:38:30PM -0400, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
> > On Cygwin:
> >
> > $ cygcheck -f /usr/bin/tcsh.exe
> > /usr/bin/tcsh.exe: found in package tcsh-6.12.00-6
> >
> > On Linux:
> >
> > $ rpm -qf /usr/bin/tcsh
> > tcsh-6.12.00-134
> >
> > Shouldn't we also just print the package name? It doesn't really matter,
> > just a question...
>
> Fixed.
I'm happy! Another difference to Linux is when using -l. rpm -ql doesn't
prepend the package version to each file list, it just prints a list of
files of all packages on the command line:
$ rpm -ql bash tcsh
/bin/bash
[more bash files]
/usr/bin/tcsh
[more tcsh files]
$
On Cygwin:
$ cygcheck -l bash tcsh
Package: bash-2.05b-12
/usr/bin/bash.exe
[more bash files]
Package: tcsh-6.12.00-7
/usr/bin/tcsh.exe
[more tcsh files]
$
Should we do it also like rpm or do you like it better as it is?
> Well, I agree with all the above points, so here's another iteration.
> Same ChangeLog (except for the date -- reposting just in case).
> Igor
> ==============================================================================
> ChangeLog:
> 2003-08-15 Igor Pechtchanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> * cygcheck.cc (find_package,list_package): New global
> variables.
> (usage): Add "--find-package" and "--list-package" options,
> reformat output.
> (longopts, opts): Add "--find-package" and "--list-package"
> options.
> (main): Process the "--find-package" and "--list-package"
> flags. Add new semantic checks. Add calls to find_package()
> and list_package().
> * dump_setup.cc: Fix header comment.
> (match_argv): Change return type to int to distinguish
> between real matches and default ones.
> (open_package_list): New static function.
> (check_package_files): Factor out opening the package list
> file into open_package_list().
> (get_packages): New static function.
> (dump_setup): Factor out getting a list of packages into
> get_packages().
> (package_list, package_find): New global functions.
I've checked it in and added some formatting changes. I removed most
of the `puts("");' lines and the "Use -h to see..." is now only printed
where it belongs to, to the end of a sysinfo dump. Oh, and the other
helptext ("Here is where the OS will...") would have been printed also
on -f -h or -l -h, I've fixed the if clause appropriately.
Thanks for the patch, it's really cool,
Corinna
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