Hey all. Just a minor correction to something I wrote, which I want to
correct because the code in question is confusing and errors in
discussion can only lead to more confusion. When I wrote:
Bryan Ischo wrote:
It determines which packages to be removed using these tests:
- If the package was marked unresolvable, then it must be removed
- Else, if the package was top-level (i.e. not pulled, i.e. explicitly
requested by the user), then it is NOT removed (since it was already
just determined to be resolvable)
- Else, it is a pulled package which was not resolvable.
I should have written, in the last part, "Else, it is a pulled package
which IS resolvable".
Also, sorry for any poor formatting in my emails. I am using Mozilla
Thunderbird and I'm finding its compose window to be pretty terrible. I
only send my emails in plain text format, I have the option set this
way, so I don't know why it makes my editor use
non-fixed-width-plain-text format. It's hard to tell what my email is
actually going to look like, and Thunderbird's "graphical" handling of
quotes is very difficult to work with. Does anyone know how to make
Thunderbird use just plain text in its editing window, including
standard quote marks (>) instead of this graphical nonsense?
Thanks,
Bryan
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