On 26.06.2007, at 20:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Log Message molden: convert portfile from iso-8859-1 to utf-8
Are Portfiles per definition UTF-8?Is that documented somewhere? I cold not find anything by searching the MacPorts Wiki.
If UTF-8 is required, is it ok to add a Local Variables section to the end of the files, so Emacs automatically uses the correct file coding? Like this:
## Local Variables: ## coding: utf-8 ## End:Moreover, I have agreed with the author of molden to include a banner at the end of the install process to ask the user kindly to register his use of molden. Therefore I have added the following code to the Portfile:
post-install { ui_info "**************************************************" ui_info "In order to keep up support for Molden, proof that" ui_info "it is being used outside the CMBI is required."
ui_info "Please register your copy of molden at:"
ui_info "*** http://www.cmbi.ru.nl/molden/
form.html ***"
ui_info
"**************************************************"
}
However, this is not printed on my own system. What would be the
correct way of doing this?
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