Re: Building a module and an application package from one source

2016-08-31 Thread Sebastian Humenda
Hi Sebastian Humenda schrieb am 25.08.2016, 12:10 +0200: >Ben Finney schrieb am 25.08.2016, 15:41 +1000: [...] >>Is the “command-line application” just a single program file, which >>imports the library and does its stuff? >> >>If so, that file should be installed to the right place (‘/usr/bin/foo

Re: Building a module and an application package from one source

2016-08-25 Thread Sebastian Humenda
Hi Ben Finney schrieb am 25.08.2016, 15:41 +1000: >Sebastian Humenda writes: >> I want to repackage GladTeX (it used to be Perl and has been rewritten >> in Python). > >Thank you for working on this package for Debian. > >> GladTeX comes with a module and an command-line application. Pybuild >> c

Re: Building a module and an application package from one source

2016-08-24 Thread Ben Finney
Sebastian Humenda writes: > I want to repackage GladTeX (it used to be Perl and has been rewritten > in Python). Thank you for working on this package for Debian. > GladTeX comes with a module and an command-line application. Pybuild > copies all files into the package defined first in debian/c

Building a module and an application package from one source

2016-08-24 Thread Sebastian Humenda
Hi, I want to repackage GladTeX (it used to be Perl and has been rewritten in Python). GladTeX comes with a module and an command-line application. Pybuild copies all files into the package defined first in debian/control and I am not sure how to separate the module from the application. Is there