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On 11/01/11 12:32, Jesse Smith wrote:
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On 11-11-01 01:20 PM, Ken Moore wrote:
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On 10/31/11 18:43, Jesse Smith wrote:
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have made some improvements to EasyPBI. As per Ken's
suggestion, EasyPBI will now try to locate the defaulticon.png
file if it can't figure out any better icon for the port.
EasyPBI searches for this default icon in the current working
directory and, if it's not there, it will check
PREFIX/share/pbimaker/ <br>
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The underlying library has been updated so it no longer
assumes ports are kept in /usr/ports. We should now be able to
work with a port tree in any location. So if the user
downloads the ports tree using EasyPBI, we can now work with
ports under the user's home. This removes the last "root
requirement". <br>
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The latest version is attached. If it works okay, I'll submit
an updated PBIMaker and EasyPBI to FreeBSD's ports collection.
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- Jesse <br>
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Jesse, <br>
I just ran EasyPBI to make games/alienblaster, then ran
pbi_makport on the module and it built/worked perfectly! I think
it is about ready for release.<br>
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BTW, I am also working on a GUI for EasyPBI to actually run
pbi_makeport (with appropriate options) once I get it to
semi-working condition, I will send it to you. The only issue
that I have seen is that pbi_makeport *requires* root
permissions to run. At least it should be the only part of the
program that does.... :-)<br>
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Ken,<br>
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For the parts of the program which involve building the PBI
package itself, may I recommend having a separate menu for that?
Maybe put a "Build" menu between the File and About entries? Then
we could have options like "Build PBI" "Install PBI" "Remove PBI".<br>
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While I'm thinking about it EasyPBI should probably have a house
cleaning option to remove old modules, tarballs and the local
ports tree. I'll put those on my to-do list.<br>
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Jesse<br>
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What I have done so far is to create 2 tabs within the application,
the first one being the "Create Modules" tab, and the second the
"Build PBI" tab. By doing this, we can keep each part of the program
separate as much as possible. I have also been streamlining the
initial start of the program, so that when it starts is when it does
all the checks for whether the EasyPBI directory structure is
available, and create it if it is not, as well as setting all the
default paths and variables. I also added a PROGVERSION variable, so
that it should be much easier to change all the locations that the
version number is displayed.<br>
I am getting close to finishing this revision, (might finish
tomorrow sometime) and I will send it you then.<br>
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