[csw-maintainers] excluding components from a package

[Dagobert Michelsen]

Hi Peter,

Am 04.08.2013 um 15:41 schrieb Peter FELECAN <pfelecan at opencsw.org>:
> Dagobert Michelsen <dam at opencsw.org> writes:
>> I see. Unfortunately there is no easy way for that, you must restrict the included
>> pathes for fd to be disjunct with fp manually. Sorry.
> 
> As you said, no magic wand was really needed, just reading gar.pkg.mk
> 
> You can see in the following excerpt, how using EXTRA_PKGFILES_EXCLUDED_
> solved the issue:
> 
> PACKAGES						+=	CSWqt4-private-dev
> CATALOGNAME_CSWqt4-private-dev	=	qt4_private_dev
> SPKG_DESC_CSWqt4-private-dev	=	$(DESCRIPTION), private development files
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-private-dev		+=	$(includedir)/QtCore/private/.*
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-private-dev		+=	$(includedir)/QtDeclarative/private/.*
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-private-dev		+=	$(includedir)/QtGui/private/.*
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-private-dev		+=	$(includedir)/QtScript/private/.*
> ARCHALL_CSWqt4-private-dev		=	1
> 
> PACKAGES += CSWqt4-dev
> SPKG_DESC_CSWqt4-dev += $(DESCRIPTION), development files
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-dev += $(PKGFILES_DEVEL)
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-dev += $(call baseisadirs,$(bindir),.*)
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-dev += $(libdir)/libQt.*\.prl
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-dev += $(libdir)/$(NAME)$(MAJOR)/examples/.*
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-dev += $(libdir)/$(NAME)$(MAJOR)/plugins/.*
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-dev += $(libdir)/$(NAME)$(MAJOR)/demos/.*
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-dev += $(libdir)/$(NAME)$(MAJOR)/imports/.*
> PKGFILES_CSWqt4-dev += $(sharedstatedir)/$(NAME)$(MAJOR)/mkspecs/.*
> EXTRA_PKGFILES_EXCLUDED_CSWqt4-dev += $(PKGFILES_CSWqt4-private-dev)
> 
> Now, CSWqt4-dev doesn't contain anymore the files in CSWqt4-private-dev
> and you know what? I'm happy!

Wow, I wasn't aware GAR could do that :-) I took the liberty of adding that to the GAR wiki:
  https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/gar/wiki/Prototypes


Best regards

  -- Dago

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