On Wednesday 25 October 2006 22:39, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > You mean /usr/ports/infrastructure/out-of-date? ;-)
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>
> Thanks! This type of info was what I was looking for.
I've written a script the other day that deals with this and updates
your current apps based on out-of-date:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
class PBuild
attr_accessor :uplist
attr_reader :flavor, :package
def initialize(uplist = '/tmp/uplist')
@uplist = uplist
end
def parse
File.open(@uplist) do |file|
file.each {|line| pkgadd(line)}
end
end
def list
`/usr/ports/infrastructure/build/out-of-date > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
end
def pkgadd(line)
line =~ /((\S+)(\/)*)+/
#port = $&
flav = $&.split(',')
@package = flav.first
flav.delete(flav.first)
@flavor = "env FLAVOR=\""
if not flav.empty?
flav.each do |opt|
@flavor = @flavor + opt.to_s + ' '
end
p "Building package [EMAIL PROTECTED] with [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
@flavor = @flavor + "\" make update clean"
else
p "Building package [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
@flavor = "make update clean"
end
`cd /usr/ports/#{package} && [EMAIL PROTECTED]
end
end
latest = PBuild.new
latest.list
latest.parse
