Clemens Lang wrote: Hi,
> The part outside of parentheses is correct, the part inside isn't. > rev-upgrade doesn't care whether the dep is provided by an active port, > it just makes sure the library is there and will load. Ok. Not sure if that changes anything for what I had in mind :) > Tcl bindings and in C. I don't see a particular reason why we should > involve Spotlight there, especially considering Apple's tendency to > break APIs whenever they see fit and introduce a maintenance burden. > A SQLite database would do just fine. The only point in involving Spotlight would be to have a common interface that works, with a common set of configurable options like where to search and where not. And of course the automatic "only-what's-changed-updating" part. That sort of thing is usually the most expensive aspect to develop, and what keeps me from sitting down and writing something myself. For now :) > I'm not aware of a finished tool that does it. No, I haven't found anything either. A bit surprising in a way, it sounds like a tool that could be quite useful for distribution maintainers and OS developers. R _______________________________________________ macports-dev mailing list macports-dev@lists.macosforge.org https://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo/macports-dev
