On 11/01 06:04, David Haller wrote: > Hello, > > On Wed, 01 Nov 2017, tu...@posteo.de wrote: > [..] > >(using zsh) > >export PATCH_OPTS=-I; emerge structure-synth > > Ah PATCH_OPTS. 'man epatch.eclass' just popped up on my reading list. > > >which fails the same way... > > 'minus' little 'Ludwig'... Not 'minus' big 'Isaac' ... > > Read 'patch --help' please ;) > > Please, do use a monospaced font for this list where iíìïl1|IÍÌÏLoø0OØ > etc. are all distinct from each other. I recommend gnu-unifont which I > use and where that is given even on a small low-dpi screen. It may not > be as nice looking, but in the shell, discerning each char from the > others is a "MUST" IMO. There's a reason the 'dotted' 0 came along in > line-printers (IIRC). > > But using that with PATCH_OPTS should work. Or just replace > the patch with the un-xz'd .xz'd attachment I sent. > > BTW: you do not need to "export" variables in your current shell to be > "exported" to subprocesses. Adding them before the command suffices, > as in: > > # PATCH_OPTS="-l" emerge media-gfx/structure-synth > > HTH, > -dnh > > -- > Ugga Ugga ! Nognog! Dadadadada! [Woko° in dag°] >
Hi David, I am using mutt here and vim to compose email...its a pure ASCII thing. I looks like this ABCDEFGHIJKLMN 12345678901023 .|-=+: (I will attach a screenshot to this email) export: I know that. Its pure convenience...or lazyness in another context... ;) Cheers Meino
