Hi Bjarne,
If I get you right you want to save yourself alot of typing!
So, why not simply divide your code up a little.
proc g_doSomething args {
xinstall -d ${where}[dict get ${apache} libexecdir]
/do a lot of stuff/
}
Then in whatever phase you are in set where in the script and call
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>
> On Jun 2, 2012, at 18:34, Bjarne D Mathiesen wrote:
>
>> Jeremy Lavergne wrote:
I've got a problem where the same action has to be done, but depending
on whether I'm in /post-destroot/ or /post-activate/ I need to create
and install in different directories
On Jun 2, 2012, at 18:34, Bjarne D Mathiesen wrote:
> Jeremy Lavergne wrote:
>>> I've got a problem where the same action has to be done, but depending
>>> on whether I'm in /post-destroot/ or /post-activate/ I need to create
>>> and install in different directories
>>
>> That's precisely what t
Jeremy Lavergne wrote:
>> I've got a problem where the same action has to be done, but depending
>> on whether I'm in /post-destroot/ or /post-activate/ I need to create
>> and install in different directories
>
> That's precisely what the post-destroot and post-activate blocks do: they
> execute
> I've got a problem where the same action has to be done, but depending
> on whether I'm in /post-destroot/ or /post-activate/ I need to create
> and install in different directories
That's precisely what the post-destroot and post-activate blocks do: they
execute during post-destroot phase or p
Is it possble within a Portfile to determine which phase is being
executed ???
I've got a problem where the same action has to be done, but depending
on whether I'm in /post-destroot/ or /post-activate/ I need to create
and install in different directories
:-) Happy Hacking :-)
--
Bjarne D Mathi
I've got the following piece of tcl script :
+++ script start +++
proc filesys dirPath {
try {
foreach filePath [glob -directory ${dirPath} *] {
ui_msg "[file size ${filePath}] :: ${filePath}"
if { [file isdirectory ${filePath}] } {
filesys ${fil
