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Package: devscripts
Version: 2.12.5
Severity: wishlist
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Hi,
from what I saw, licensecheck is just a big collection of regular expressions
and a loop that checks them and outputs tags for each matching regular
expression.
Thus the perl code could be shortened a lot, if those regular expressions and
the tags that they should produce would be split in a separate (two column?)
text file.
In the end, one could easily write licensecheck libraries in other languages
(python?) to run licensecheck more easily as part of other applications.
Regards, Thomas Koch
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Version: 3.0.27
Quoting Thomas Koch (2012-11-19 12:46:44)
> from what I saw, licensecheck is just a big collection of regular
> expressions and a loop that checks them and outputs tags for each
> matching regular expression.
>
> Thus the perl code could be shortened a lot, if those regular
> expressions and the tags that they should produce would be split in a
> separate (two column?) text file.
>
> In the end, one could easily write licensecheck libraries in other
> languages (python?) to run licensecheck more easily as part of other
> applications.
Since release 3.0.27, licensecheck has used patterns in separate library
Regexp::Pattern::License, with the (still pending) goal of having that
library contain _all_ patterns used by licensecheck.
Closing this as the _concept_ is implemented - please file bugs related
to _coverage_ separately.
- Jonas
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