On May 14, 2009, at 22:11, [email protected] wrote:
Revision: 51000
http://trac.macports.org/changeset/51000
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2009-05-14 20:11:18 -0700 (Thu, 14 May 2009)
Log Message:
-----------
Added new port. (#19624)
+post-patch {
+ reinplace "s|-lbluetooth||g" "${worksrcpath}/Commands/Legoctl/
Makefile"
+ if {${os.major} == 9} {
+ reinplace "s|echo -e|echo|g" "${worksrcpath}/Commands/Legoctl/
Makefile"
+ reinplace "s|echo -e|echo|g" "${worksrcpath}/Commands/Vexctl/
Makefile"
+ reinplace "s|echo -e|echo|g" "${worksrcpath}/Libs/C/Makefile"
+ }
+}
FYI, you can simplify this to be a single reinplace command, and you
don't need quotes around the file paths:
reinplace "s|echo -e|echo|g" \
${worksrcpath}/Commands/Legoctl/Makefile
${worksrcpath}/Commands/Vexctl/Makefile
${worksrcpath}/Libs/C/Makefile
Possibly, this change would be needed on any Darwin version greater
than or equal to 9, not just on 9. I haven't seen Darwin 10 yet I
don't know for sure, but my impression was that this change in Darwin
9 was intentional, for UNIX compliance, so that change would be
unlikely to be undone again in a future OS version.
+checksums md5 60dcbaea81d06a632493ff0ddb2e0cdc
+checksums sha1 7c6c84a6bc7328ca95c07f12702387d404d44db1
+checksums rmd160 a188c924bf4ba01049cb2e0eadc91aeb31f47741
You should probably write this as a single statement:
checksums md5 60dcbaea81d06a632493ff0ddb2e0cdc \
sha1 7c6c84a6bc7328ca95c07f12702387d404d44db1 \
rmd160 a188c924bf4ba01049cb2e0eadc91aeb31f47741
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