> s/YES/Yes/ and it's OK sthen@ I have done it. > Pretty sure this needs the usual FLAVOR dance, otherwhise pkgname/path > mismatch (regardless, the ports directory needs to be named py-*):
> $ make show='FULLPKGNAME FULLPKGPATH' > py3-bdfparser-2.2.0 > graphics/py-bdfparser It seems, that I've done it. make show='FULLPKGPATH FULLPKGNAME' graphics/py3-bdfparser py3-bdfparser-2.2.0 > Also, I slightly prefer graphics/ over sysutils/ here. Done.
py3-bdfparser.tgz
Description: py3-bdfparser.tgz
I attached the resulted archive file with application/x-tar MIME type. But if something wrong with the file, here is commit[1] on github. My holidays is soon to end, but maybe I will also try to port py-compiledb[2] as it have much less dependencies, than bear[3]. Writing this paragraph in case someone is also interested in gaining IDE-like capabilities in your text editor of choice by using clangd language server and generating compilation database from Makefiles. You can view attempts to port both in my porting-efforts repo. I'd like to learn C programming on OpenBSD. Best regards, Artsiom. [1]: https://github.com/artsi0m/porting-efforts/tree/77f9517e9cbbe338295d15acb71562de7cccb921/graphics/py3-bdfparser [2]: https://github.com/nickdiego/compiledb [3]: https://github.com/rizsotto/Bear
