Charles Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think your assumptions are probably safe, in general, and lead to a
> nice understandable structure in mknetrel's code. I can double tar if
> I need to.
I was just thinking: another reason for choosing this different
install tree thing was, to avoid the kind of homebrew things you see
in debian/rules. But I forgot about how rpm goes about it: naming
packages, and listing file globs; and the rest is automagically.
Maybe it would be a better to replace the possibly-overly-generic-
but-maybe-impractical <symbolic-subpackage>_split () functions, by
<symbolic-subpackage>_glob () functions, eg:
doc_glob () {
echo "/usr/doc /usr/info"
}
These could of course also have a default implementation, and
mknetrel:domkdist () can handle these automagically.
Jan.
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