"Banf, Oliver 3843 EXT EPE-8" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> " Pixel <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > > I've already done that, but still have no clue about the numbers
> > > behind the packages and categories.
> >
> > I've added this:
> >
> > #- lower bound on the left ( aka 90 means [90-100[ )
> > my %compssList = (
> > 90 => __("must have"), #- every install have these packages
> > (unless hand de-selected in expert, or not enough room)
> > 80 => __("important"), #- every custom install have these packages
> (unless not enough space)
> > #- has minimum X install (XFree86 + >
> icewm)(normal)
> > 70 => __("very nice"), #- KDE(normal)
> > 60 => __("nice"), #- gnome(normal)
> > 50 => __("interesting"),
> > 40 => __("interesting"),
> > 30 => __("maybe"),
> > 20 => __("maybe"),
> > 10 => __("useless"),
> > 0 => __("garbage"),
> > );
> >
> > it will be used in the individual package selection to
> > display the Rating for each package
>
> O.K. I'll try this. But what about the negative numbers?
> I saw something like -30 in the file.
ok, i add more :)
#- lower bound on the left ( aka 90 means [90-100[ )
my %compssList = (
90 => __("must have"), #- every install have these packages (unless hand de-selected
in expert, or not enough room)
80 => __("important"), #- every beginner/custom install have these packages (unless
not enough space)
#- has minimum X install (XFree86 + icewm)(normal)
70 => __("very nice"), #- KDE(normal)
60 => __("nice"), #- gnome(normal)
50 => __("interesting"),
40 => __("interesting"),
30 => __("maybe"),
20 => __("maybe"),
10 => __("useless"),
0 => __("garbage"),
#- if the package requires locales-LANG and LANG is chosen, rating += 90
-10 => __("i18n (important)"), #- every install in the corresponding lang have these
packages
-20 => __("i18n (very nice)"), #- every beginner/custom install in the corresponding
lang have theses packages
-30 => __("i18n (nice)"),
);
#- HACK: rating += 10 if the group is selected and it is not a kde package (aka name
!~ /^k/)
tell me if i'm still missing something!
