Sorry corrected typo in CC'ed pkg-discuss address.

Takeshi Asano wrote:
> Hi Yong,
> 
> Yong Sun wrote:
>> Hi, Takeshi,
>>
>> I once posted a query to pkg alias and CC'd to you, if we could specify 
>> a filter as following,
> 
> Sorry I couldn't catch and respond it at that time.
> 
>> |(arch=i386 | arch=generic) & |
>> |    (packages=openoffice & locale=fr & (doc=true | message=true) ||
>> |     packages=all-installed & locale=fr & (doc=true | message=true) ||
>> |     packages=lang-french-support,ttf-french-fonts,...) |
>>
>> I think we may not be able to combine all l10n packages with base 
>> packages, like the locale enabling, and fonts.
> 
> Right, some l10n components might not have clear corresponding
> base package and keeping l10n package(s) could be option for them.
> 
> Fonts or input methods are candidates of those stay in separate
> l10n package(s).
> 
> Some locale enabler (like libc locale shared objects) theoretically
> can have corresponding base package, but it may not be practical
> to merge them into the base package.
> 
> Thanks,
> Takeshi
> 
>> Regards,
>>
>> Takeshi Asano wrote:
>>> Hi i18n folks,
>>>
>>> I'd like to hear how you think about a possible l10n
>>> packaging style change.
>>>
>>> Currently, in many cases localization (l10n) contents are
>>> packaged separately from components the l10n are for.
>>>
>>> e.g.
>>> component AAA in package aaa
>>> l10n for the component (in German) in package aaa-l10n-de
>>> l10n for the component (in Thai) in package aaa-l10n-th
>>> :
>>> If user wants to have German localization for the component,
>>> he/she installs aaa and aaa-l10n-de.
>>>
>>> This "separate l10n packaging" is same as traditional style
>>> in Nevada (or Solaris releases).
>>>
>>> However, IPS'es "filter" mechanism allows to install some
>>> (not all) contents in a package, by specifying criteria
>>> (e.g. architecture, debug-enabled, ...)
>>> http://opensolaris.org/sc/src/pkg/gate/doc/filter.txt
>>>
>>> Utilizing this mechanism for selecting l10n files
>>> enables to put l10n together with the component and user
>>> can install any (one or more) l10n for the component as well,
>>> especially for l10n files which have clear corresponding component.
>>>
>>> e.g.
>>> component AAA in package aaa
>>> l10n for the component (in German) in package aaa
>>> l10n for the component (in Thai) in package aaa
>>> :
>>> But an user choose to install the package with only German
>>> localization.
>>>
>>> Will clarify details, implemtation issues, etc. but
>>> I'd like to hear if this idea basically sounds good
>>> or reasonable to you or you see problem.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Takeshi
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