Greetings,
Maybe someone can help me out here:
At line 66 in common/lib/func_wrt_Makefile we have:
local script_name=`echo ${1} | sed -e 's@[0-9]\{1\}-@@'`
Now this is going to turn xf86-input-evdev into:
xf8input-evdev which is not quite the tarball name.
I'm building a complete Xorg build with jHALFS and I've included two
drivers to install, however,
this isn't working out cause of the above sed.
Can someone shed some light onto why the sed exists and for which
packages?
Do we have some script names that need to be edited to fit the tarball?
We already strip off the first 3 digits and - i.e. 113-package-name
to package-name
Then that sets us up to grep the pkg_tarball_list for ^package-name to
echo for $script_name
But what instance if any do we end up with a script name which needs
[0-9]\{1\}- replaced with nothing?
Sincerely,
William Harrington
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