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Revision: 334
          http://opencsw.svn.sourceforge.net/opencsw/?rev=334&view=rev
Author:   wahwah
Date:     2011-02-26 00:34:20 +0000 (Sat, 26 Feb 2011)

Log Message:
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Renaming .sh to .py before rewrite

Added Paths:
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    utilities/mk_core_list.py

Removed Paths:
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    utilities/mk_core_list.sh

Copied: utilities/mk_core_list.py (from rev 332, utilities/mk_core_list.sh)
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--- utilities/mk_core_list.py	                        (rev 0)
+++ utilities/mk_core_list.py	2011-02-26 00:34:20 UTC (rev 334)
@@ -0,0 +1,81 @@
+#!/bin/bash
+
+# $Id$
+#
+# This script helps creating a list of core packages, by starting with
+# specific packages and adding all their dependencies.
+
+set -u
+set -e
+
+# The current idea is to keep the list divided by sections, each section
+# sorted alphabetically.
+core_start_pkgs=(
+  # Servers
+  apache2
+  bind
+  exim
+  mysql5
+  postfix
+  # Interpreters
+  perl
+  python
+  ruby
+  # Editors
+  emacs
+  vim
+  # Userland
+  coreutils
+  elinks
+  findutils
+  gawk
+  gfile
+  ggrep
+  gsed
+  gtar
+  mc
+  rsync
+  screen
+  sudo
+  wget
+)
+outfile="core.txt"
+rm -f "${outfile}" tmp
+
+for catalogname in "${core_start_pkgs[@]}"; do
+  pkgutil -d --parse --config ~/pkgutil.conf \
+    -W "${HOME}/.pkgutil" \
+    "${catalogname}" \
+    | awk '{print $1}' \
+    >> "${outfile}"
+done
+
+# This is what you get when you start coding in shell first.
+PY_CODE="import yaml
+import logging
+# Reading a yaml file is impressively slow
+catalogname_by_vendor = yaml.load(open('catalogname_by_vendor.yml', 'r'))
+vendor_by_catalogname = {}
+for vendor in catalogname_by_vendor:
+  for catalogname in catalogname_by_vendor[vendor]:
+    vendor_by_catalogname[catalogname] = vendor
+collected_catalognames = []
+with open('${outfile}', 'rb') as in_fd:
+  for catalogname in in_fd:
+    catalogname = catalogname.strip()
+    if not catalogname: continue
+    if catalogname in vendor_by_catalogname:
+      vendor = vendor_by_catalogname[catalogname]
+      collected_catalognames.extend(catalogname_by_vendor[vendor])
+    else:
+      logging.warning('%s not found in vendor_by_catalogname', catalogname)
+      collected_catalognames.append(catalogname)
+with open('tmp', 'w') as out_fd:
+  out_fd.write('\n'.join(collected_catalognames))
+"
+python -c "${PY_CODE}"
+mv tmp "${outfile}"
+
+< "${outfile}" sort | uniq > tmp
+mv tmp "${outfile}"
+less "${outfile}"

Deleted: utilities/mk_core_list.sh
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--- utilities/mk_core_list.sh	2011-02-25 10:31:09 UTC (rev 333)
+++ utilities/mk_core_list.sh	2011-02-26 00:34:20 UTC (rev 334)
@@ -1,81 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/bash
-
-# $Id$
-#
-# This script helps creating a list of core packages, by starting with
-# specific packages and adding all their dependencies.
-
-set -u
-set -e
-
-# The current idea is to keep the list divided by sections, each section
-# sorted alphabetically.
-core_start_pkgs=(
-  # Servers
-  apache2
-  bind
-  exim
-  mysql5
-  postfix
-  # Interpreters
-  perl
-  python
-  ruby
-  # Editors
-  emacs
-  vim
-  # Userland
-  coreutils
-  elinks
-  findutils
-  gawk
-  gfile
-  ggrep
-  gsed
-  gtar
-  mc
-  rsync
-  screen
-  sudo
-  wget
-)
-outfile="core.txt"
-rm -f "${outfile}" tmp
-
-for catalogname in "${core_start_pkgs[@]}"; do
-  pkgutil -d --parse --config ~/pkgutil.conf \
-    -W "${HOME}/.pkgutil" \
-    "${catalogname}" \
-    | awk '{print $1}' \
-    >> "${outfile}"
-done
-
-# This is what you get when you start coding in shell first.
-PY_CODE="import yaml
-import logging
-# Reading a yaml file is impressively slow
-catalogname_by_vendor = yaml.load(open('catalogname_by_vendor.yml', 'r'))
-vendor_by_catalogname = {}
-for vendor in catalogname_by_vendor:
-  for catalogname in catalogname_by_vendor[vendor]:
-    vendor_by_catalogname[catalogname] = vendor
-collected_catalognames = []
-with open('${outfile}', 'rb') as in_fd:
-  for catalogname in in_fd:
-    catalogname = catalogname.strip()
-    if not catalogname: continue
-    if catalogname in vendor_by_catalogname:
-      vendor = vendor_by_catalogname[catalogname]
-      collected_catalognames.extend(catalogname_by_vendor[vendor])
-    else:
-      logging.warning('%s not found in vendor_by_catalogname', catalogname)
-      collected_catalognames.append(catalogname)
-with open('tmp', 'w') as out_fd:
-  out_fd.write('\n'.join(collected_catalognames))
-"
-python -c "${PY_CODE}"
-mv tmp "${outfile}"
-
-< "${outfile}" sort | uniq > tmp
-mv tmp "${outfile}"
-less "${outfile}"


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