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Revision as of 16:44, 14 April 2011
Use flags are words representing parts of software that can be compiled with or without those pieces
script uses
it's a tiny dirty bash script very useful to know the meaning of a use flag (and check his existance) from terminal
#!/bin/bash
# by porcelinux82
source /etc/make.conf
USEfiles="/usr/portage/profiles/use.desc /usr/portage/profiles/use.local.desc"
if ! [ "x$1" == "x" ]
then
USES="$1"
else
USES=$USE
fi
# to store the cleaned uses
newuses=""
for thisusefile in $USEfiles
do
echo "according: `basename $thisusefile`
..."
for thisuse in $USES
do
desc=""
ABSflag=`echo $thisuse|sed -e s/-//`
# echo ">> Use Flag [ $a ] "
if ( `grep -q ^$ABSflag $thisusefile` )
then
[ "$ABSflag" == "$thisuse" ] || desc="NOT> "
desc="$desc "`grep "^$ABSflag" $thisusefile`
newuses="$newuses $thisuse"
else
desc="!$ABSflag --> Use flag NOT FOUND !"
fi
echo $desc
done
echo "newuses: $newuses"
done