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Re: [Activetcl] teapot repository package question
by Larry W. Virden other posts by this author
Oct 18 2007 12:21PM messages near this date
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-----Original Message-----
From: Andreas Kupries [mailto:andreask@[...].com] 
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2007 3:09 PM
To: Virden, Larry W.; activetcl@[...].com
Subject: RE: [Activetcl] teapot repository package question

>  I used this script:
> 
>  #! /path/to/tclsh8.5
>  set p [list > bmp > c > gif > pcx > pixmap > ppm > ps > sgi > sun > tga > window > xbm > x
pm 
Where do these names come from ?
These are not real packages.

Hmm - okay. What I was trying to do is figure out what the names of the
various extensions were. So the first thing I did was grep for package
provide statements. Then, when that only got about 1/3 of the packages
that I expected, I looked in the pkgIndex files and got the package
ifneeded statements as well.  However, in the cleaning up of the names,
it looks like I replaced a bit too much of the text. I had lines like

/path/to/pkgIndex.tcl: package ifneeded img::sgi ...

And I mistakening ran
%s!^.*::!! 
In vi <blush> 

Whoops...


>  Which pkgIndex.tcl files contained the bogus names pcx, pixmap, etc. ?


As I mentioned above, that came as a part of trying to get the names of
the img::xxx files and the script being broken.

Sorry ...




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