On 07/26/11 09:57 AM, Danek Duvall wrote:
I've revamped my wad to introduce a human-readable version for components
like openssl or samba which like to use versions that aren't strictly
sequences of integers.
https://cr.opensolaris.org/action/browse/pkg/dduvall/human-version/human-version/
I'm not thrilled with the complexity of the attributes dictionary, but
until we have more serious users of this data, I think this will be good
enough, unless someone has a better idea of how to present this.
Is there a test case for pkg list of a package w/ the new
attribute?
In client.py, if you're going to support localization of
3042 + msg(_(" Version:"), _("%s
(%s)") % (pi.version,
3043 + hum_ver))
then you should use position independent accesses for the variables, no?
Fine w/ me to just drop the _() around %ss (%s).
- Bart
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