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@@ -62,74 +62,6 @@ proc print_usage {{verbose 1}} { |
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} |
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} |
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proc print_help {args} { |
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global action_array |
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print_usage 0 |
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# Generate and format the command list from the action_array |
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set cmds "" |
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set lineLen 0 |
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foreach cmd [lsort [array names action_array]] { |
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if {$lineLen > 65} { |
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set cmds "$cmds,\n" |
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set lineLen 0 |
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} |
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if {$lineLen == 0} { |
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set new "$cmd" |
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} else { |
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set new ", $cmd" |
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} |
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incr lineLen [string length $new] |
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set cmds "$cmds$new" |
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} |
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set cmdText "Supported actions |
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------------------ |
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$cmds |
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" |
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set text { |
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Pseudo-portnames |
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---------------- |
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Pseudo-portnames are words that may be used in place of a portname, and |
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which expand to some set of ports. The common pseudo-portnames are: |
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all, current, active, inactive, actinact, installed, uninstalled, outdated, |
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obsolete, requested, unrequested and leaves. |
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These pseudo-portnames expand to the set of ports named. |
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Pseudo-portnames starting with variants:, variant:, description:, depends:, |
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depends_lib:, depends_run:, depends_build:, depends_fetch:, depends_extract:, |
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depends_patch:, depends_test:, |
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portdir:, homepage:, epoch:, platforms:, platform:, name:, long_description:, |
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maintainers:, maintainer:, categories:, category:, version:, revision:, and |
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license: each select a set of ports based on a regex search of metadata |
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about the ports. In all such cases, a standard regex pattern following |
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the colon will be used to select the set of ports to which the |
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pseudo-portname expands. |
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Pseudo-portnames starting with depof:, rdepof:, rdepends:, dependentof:, and |
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rdependentof: select ports that are direct or recursive dependencies or |
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dependents of the following portname, respectively. |
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Portnames that contain standard glob characters will be expanded to the |
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set of ports matching the glob pattern. |
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Port expressions |
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---------------- |
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Portnames, port glob patterns, and pseudo-portnames may be logically |
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combined using expressions consisting of and, or, not, !, (, and ). |
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For more information |
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-------------------- |
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See man pages: port(1), macports.conf(5), portfile(7), portgroup(7), |
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porthier(7), portstyle(7). Also, see https://www.macports.org. |
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} |
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puts "$cmdText$text" |
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} |
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# Produce error message and exit |
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proc fatal s { |
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global argv0 |
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