On Tue, Apr 18, 2000 at 01:35:28PM +0200, Warly wrote:
>
> > > file /usr/bin/ctags from install of vim-common-5.6-13mdk conflicts with
> > > file from package ctags-3.2-6mdk
> > > file /usr/man/man1/ctags.1.bz2 from install of vim-common-5.6-13mdk
> > > conflicts with file from package ctags-3.2-6mdk
> >
> > ctags-3.2 is obsolete. Vim include ctags-3.4.
> >
> > What is the Right Thing to do here?
> >
> > - Remove the ctags-3.2 package ?
> > - Make vim-src build a ctags package ?
> >
> > QA ?
> >
>
> if ctags is only or mainly used by vim let in into vim package,
> otherwise build a separate rpm
>
Traditionnaly ctags has always been tied with VI. ctags can be used on any
source file, whatever it has been created with. And these editors can use the
tags:
vi(1) and its many derivatives
emacs
CRiSP
FTE (Folding Text Editor)
Lemmy
NEdit
TSE (The SemWare Editor)
Zeus
So I guess it's time for ctags to have its own package.
Here is what I suggest:
- remove ctags-3.2-xmdk.i586.rpm and ctags-3.2-xmdk.i586.src.rpm from cooker
- Inform the ctags maintainer that its package just disappeared.
- make vim.spec generate a ctags-3.4-xmdk.i586.rpm from the vim sources
- make vim-common depends on ctags.
QA, could you do the first two steps, I'll do the two others.
Thanks,
DindinX
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