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Add an extra var to control patchfile location. This was a must after packing vim.

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Vim provides updates to major release through source patches, we don't want those in src/
since we didn't create them. With patchdir we can easily control where patches should be located.
Made clean() tell what it does.
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Tom G. Christensen 2003-07-10 09:07:10 +00:00
parent 8f8403eebb
commit 641026ae54
1 changed files with 9 additions and 4 deletions
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@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
# A filename that begin with / will be treated as absolute paths
# Note! only source[0] will be automatically unpacked
# patch[0..x] = patch filenames - if patch[0] is undefined then generic_prep won't attempt to patch the source
# pr. default we expect these to be listed relative to $srcdir
# pr. default we expect these to be listed relative to $patchdir (default $srcdir)
# filenames that begin with / will be treated as absolute paths
# All patching will be done from *within* $srcdir/$topsrcdir directory with patch -p1
# patches must be in uncompressed format
@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ SED=/usr/bin/sed
buildpkgbase=${HOME}/buildpkg
stagedir=$buildpkgbase/$topdir/stage
srcdir=$buildpkgbase/$topdir/src
patchdir=$srcdir # Allow the possibility of easily putting a load of patches in a different location
metadir=$buildpkgbase/$topdir/meta
distdir=$buildpkgbase/distfiles
topsrcdir=$topdir-$version # it may be necessary to override this
@ -131,7 +132,6 @@ setdir()
fi
}
#
# patch(): patch unpacked source
# params: $1 = patch number (arrayindex) $2 = patch params (defaults to -p1)
# It will verify the existence of the patch file passed to it and
@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ patch()
if [ ! -z ${patch[$pnum]} ]; then # They didn't give us an empty string
if [ "${patch[$pnum]:0:1}" != "/" ]; then # We have a relative pathname
# expand to absolute
patch[$pnum]=$srcdir/${patch[$pnum]}
patch[$pnum]=$patchdir/${patch[$pnum]}
fi # We are now sure that $patch[$pnum] contains file with absolute path
echo "Processing patch[$pnum] - ${patch[$pnum]}"
if [ -r ${patch[$pnum]} ]; then # file is readable
@ -206,20 +206,25 @@ clean()
{
case $1 in
'source') if [ -d "$srcdir/$topsrcdir" ]; then
echo "Removing $srcdir/$topsrcdir"
$RM -rf $srcdir/$topsrcdir
else
echo "No unpacked source to scrub"
fi
;;
'stage') if [ -d $stagedir -a "$stagedir" != "/" ]; then
echo "Emptying $stagedir"
$RM -rf $stagedir # This is very dangerous!
$MKDIR $stagedir
else
error $E_BAD_DIR clean
fi
;;
'meta') $RM -f $metadir/prototype*
'meta') echo "Removing $metadir/prototype*"
$RM -f $metadir/prototype*
echo "Removing $metadir/pkginfo"
$RM -f $metadir/pkginfo
echo "Removing $buildpkgbase/$topdir/$pkgname"
$RM -rf $buildpkgbase/$topdir/$pkgname
;;