Sage is in 'pending' and I had thought that the previous maintainer had worked this out. My script-fu is still young so comments are welcome.
OPTIONALSPKG="database_gap" ./sage.SlackBuild
fails with
Error: could not find a package matching
database_gap............................4.8.6
Try 'sage --package list' to see the available packages
There is no package similar to
database_gap............................4.8.6
You can find further packages at http://files.sagemath.org/spkg/
./sage -optainal
./sage --package list
both show that 'database_gap' exists. Manually running
cd /tmp/SBo/sage-8.0
./sage -i database_gap
downloads and builds 'database_gap' as expected. The slackbuild stanza
# install optional packages as defined by the OPTIONALSPKG flag
OPTIONALSPKG=${OPTIONALSPKG:-no}
if [ "$OPTIONALSPKG" != "no" ]; then
for i in ${OPTIONALSPKG}; do
./sage -i $(./sage -optional | grep ${i})
done
fi
looks goofy since
# ./sage -optional | grep database_gap
database_gap............................4.8.6 (4.8.6)
which does not exist (extra characters)!
We could use
# ./sage -package list | grep database_gap
database_gap
but isn't that overly complex when simply
./sage -i ${i}
is sufficient?
-Ed
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