Hello. I see. There is more documentation on a per package bases wich has to be considered, too. (Found already the metadata.xml files.)
As with the pango USE they may differe in their description - maybe also in their meaning for different packages. So local USE flags should only be used on a per package basis! Here the euse command is realy handy. :-) However the sysfs USE flag is still hiding its documentation. So lets see if this is a bug or a feature. ;-) Thx for the clarification so far. Best regards Christoph René Neumann <li...@necoro.eu> schrieb: >> * Undocumented use flags: >> ---------- >> pango > > >% euse -i pango >global use flags (searching: pango) >************************************************************ >no matching entries found > >local use flags (searching: pango) >************************************************************ >[+ D ] pango > app-i18n/fcitx: Enable support for x11-libs/pango > 3.6.3 [gentoo] > 3.6.4 [gentoo] > [+ ] 4.0.0 [gentoo] > [+ ] 4.0.1 [gentoo] > [+ ] 4.2.0-r2 [gentoo] > [+ ] 4.2.1 [gentoo] > >[+ D ] pango > media-gfx/fontforge: Enable pango font rendering > [+ ] 20100501 [gentoo] > [+ ] 20110222 [gentoo] > [+ ] 20110222-r1 [gentoo] > >[+ D ] pango > media-gfx/imagemagick: Enable Pango support using x11-libs/pango > >[...] >
