Can you just send me a patch please? I don't know much about these
things, and I don't want to spend any time finding out.
Jo Rhett wrote:
> Hm. Somewhat inconsistently...
>
> jrh...@wort 34$ grep ^docdir work/cfengine-3.0.1a7/tests/*/Makefile.in
> work/cfengine-3.0.1a7/tests/file_masters/Makefile.in:docdir = $
> (pkgdatadir)
> work/cfengine-3.0.1a7/tests/file_operands/Makefile.in:docdir = @docdir@
> work/cfengine-3.0.1a7/tests/units/Makefile.in:docdir = $(pkgdatadir)
>
> Also the --htmldir option to configure is likewise ignored. It
> doesn't accept the input *AND* it isn't what configure says the
> default is:
>
> jrh...@wort 44$ work/cfengine-3.0.1a7/configure --help |grep html
> --htmldir=DIR html documentation [DOCDIR]
>
> jrh...@wort 45$ grep ^htmldir work/cfengine-3.0.1a7/docs/Makefile.in
> htmldir = $(pkgdatadir)/html
>
> On Feb 4, 2009, at 2:33 PM, Mark Burgess wrote:
>> Done
>>
>> Jo Rhett wrote:
>>> So as I'm working on the freebsd port I noticed that --docdir= is
>>> being ignored in favor of datadir. In fact, this appears to have
>>> been
>>> true for some time, since it has been in the port as far back as I
>>> have local copies (2.1.17 or thereabouts)
>>>
>>> The patch in the port is
>>>
>>> @${REINPLACE_CMD} -e '/^docdir/s!=.*!= @doc...@!'\
>>> ${WRKSRC}/docs/Makefile.in
>>>
>>> This changes the following -- which frankly, seems like the right
>>> thing to do. If someone supplied a --docdir on the configure line,
>>> why aren't we using it?
>>>
>>> 176c176
>>> < docdir = $(pkgdatadir)/doc
>>> ---
>>>> docdir = @docdir@
>
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