No dia 16 de Agosto de 2010 17:21, Peter FELECAN <[email protected]> escreveu: >> Readability of lists: >> I've addressed Peter's suggestion to expand the runpath and needed soname >> lists. > > Can you do the same for: > > parsed basename > > {'arch': 'i386', > 'catalogname': 'mysql51', > 'full_version_string': '5.1.49,REV=2010.08.12', > 'osrel': 'SunOS5.9', > 'revision_info': {'REV': '2010.08.12'}, > 'vendortag': 'CSW', > 'version': '5.1.49', > 'version_info': {'major version': '5', > 'minor version': '1', > 'patchlevel': '49'}} > > isalist > > ('pentium_pro+mmx', 'pentium_pro', 'pentium+mmx', 'pentium', 'i486', > 'i386', 'i86') > > Don't forget: when the human is the reader you need to pretty print...
Yes, these are prettified as well now. I also added a table of contents, and updated the example to include more than one package: http://bender.opencsw.org/~maciej/pkg-review-prototype.html >> Table view: >> I like Dago's idea to create a table with sonames and runpaths, but >> haven't implemented it yet. > > Frankly I didn't got Dago's request. An example could be helpful. > >> Mechanism of submission: >> For now, there's only the tool to generate the HTML code. I'm open to >> suggestions what the submission mechanism could look like. (A >> command-line tool? Something similar to submitpkg?) > > command line is necessary and sufficient. Dago is already thinking of creating some kind of a pipeline: a set of packages is picked up (a command line tool, or dropping into a directory), then dissected by checkpkg. A HTML report is generated and the package gets also unpacked into a directory from which the contents is served over HTTP. I've also added a flag to specify the HTML template to use. Dago can now experiment with adding links, for instance. _______________________________________________ maintainers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.opencsw.org/mailman/listinfo/maintainers .:: This mailing list's archive is public. ::.
