Lubos Kocman
16 years ago
Hi,
I was playing with pkg(5) for a while, and find out that there is no way to
list fmris trough categories in the pkg(1) command.
I tried to create a simple implementation and add an option -c (stands for
category), some variables category_specified and category_name. Add one if
statement to the for cycle in list_inventory(). But I do beliveve that there
is much more efficient way how to solve this.
If there is such a way to do it without modifing source please let me know.
The other way is to use awk :-)
I was playing with pkg(5) for a while, and find out that there is no way to
list fmris trough categories in the pkg(1) command.
I tried to create a simple implementation and add an option -c (stands for
category), some variables category_specified and category_name. Add one if
statement to the for cycle in list_inventory(). But I do beliveve that there
is much more efficient way how to solve this.
If there is such a way to do it without modifing source please let me know.
The other way is to use awk :-)
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Best regards
Lubos Kocman
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Best regards
Lubos Kocman
http://setuid.cc
_setuid_H-***@public.gmane.org
"Unix is user-friendly. It's just very selective about who its friends are."