As a follow up, I decided, because only one thing is listed, to just
$ teacup get Img

Retrieving package Img 0.0.0.2008.05.12.23.04.04 source ...@
http://teapot.activestate.com ... Ok
Retrieving package Img 1.3                       tcl    ...@
http://teapot.activestate.com ... Ok
Retrieving package Img 0.0.0.2008.05.09.23.04.21 source ...@
http://teapot.activestate.com ... Ok
Retrieving package Img 0.0.0.2008.05.06.23.04.24 source ...@
http://teapot.activestate.com ... Ok
Retrieving package Img 0.0.0.2008.04.09.23.03.55 source ...@
http://teapot.activestate.com ... Ok
Output directory /tmp/.lwv
5 packages found, copying retrieved files ...

Copying package-Img-0.0.0.2008.05.12.23.04.04-source.zip
Copying package-Img-1.3-tcl.tm
Copying package-Img-0.0.0.2008.05.09.23.04.21-source.zip
Copying package-Img-0.0.0.2008.05.06.23.04.24-source.zip
Copying package-Img-0.0.0.2008.04.09.23.03.55-source.zip

I was surprised that the teacup list didn't show me the entries for the
4 -source.zip files.

There's still a lot I need to learn about teacup.


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-----Original Message-----
From: Virden, Larry W.

I was looking to see on which platforms the Img image extension was
available in teapot so I typed:
 $ teacup list --at-default Img  
entity  name version platform
------- ---- ------- --------
package Img  1.3     tcl
------- ---- ------- --------
1 entity found

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