I already did it , check http://pastebin.com/759475 , but truedfx wrote :
"Please don't do that. LINGUAS is for translations, nothing more, and using it for xmltv grabbers will be a huge pain for everyone using different languages than implied by their locations." My solution is 3 use flags, tv_check , tv_pick_cgi and onlinguas. If onlinguas is set, ebuild will emerge based on LINGUAS, if is unset it will emerge the complete XMLTV (deps and grabbers). >From what vapier told, the only other viable alternative is local use flag, and if I'll not get a different definitive answer from anyone else before tomorrow, I'll follow vapier instructions (he's Gentoo Base System Project Leader ....). mattepiu Doug Goldstein wrote: > Jakub Moc wrote: > >> Matteo Azzali wrote: >> >>> Repoman considers "lots of local variables" as an error, I was pointed >>> to expanded vars as a solution. >>> If no developers has something against I'll be happy to use 28 local >>> flags!!!! >>> >>> mattepiu >>> >> Well uh, no please.... Don't create 28 local use flags for one ebuild, >> use.local.desc is cluttered enough as it is... :) >> >> Otherwise, I'd say you've misunderstood the repoman output, you probably >> didn't put them into use.local.desc when testing your local stuff. >> >> >> > My plan with xmltv was to USE locales since the xmltv grabbers actually > use the same locale codes (i.e. "de" for the German ones). Granted > there's some differences (two "de" grabbers and they're called > xmltv_de_something and xmltv_de_something else). However the "de" locale > setting would turn both on. > > I think that's the best option. But I just haven't had enough time to do it. > > -- gentoo-dev@gentoo.org mailing list
