Am 12.06.2012 um 15:35 schrieb Daniel Macks:
> "Type" is the variable.
How can this be? It stands left of the colon and seems to indicate a certain
kind of Fink statement.
> As per the example Alex already gave you, you have to use the various "type"
> percent-expansions to get the data from the type field.
I tried to use
Type: -nox ., e (6.7.7)
because %e looks like a pretty useless variable, but setting it does not seem
to work, it stays empty.
In Alex' package approximately 100 times the self-defined type variables are
used, but I don't understand what they are doing, how they are used, how they
are substituting themselves with something clear and reasonable and previously
set.
> The fink packaging manual http://www.finkproject.org/doc/packaging has a
> whole section about this topic, including a full list of all available
> expansions and the origins of their values (including the various ways of
> getting the Type tokens).
There is a chapter "2.3 Percent Expansion". It does not explain how to set or
create a variable.
There is another chapter "6.2 Fields". It describes a type "Type". This "Type"
seems to be something very different than the act of (declaring and) defining a
variable.
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Pete
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