71663 2004-11-18 06:11 0000 shntool-2.0.3.ebuild (Update) (media-sound/) 2004-11-20 10:15:34 0000 1 1 1 Unclassified Gentoo Linux Ebuilds unspecified All All RESOLVED FIXED http://shnutils.freeshell.org/shntool/ P2 enhancement --- 1 jusic@mbnet.fi chainsaw@gentoo.org jusic@mbnet.fi sound@gentoo.org jusic@mbnet.fi 2004-11-18 06:11:04 0000 Hi, There's a new version (2.0.3) available of the shntool multi-purpose wave data processing and reporting utility. See website for more details. Newest in portage at the moment is 1.2.3. I tested it by just renaming the ebuild, and it worked flawlessly. Please update the ebuild. :) Thanks, --jussi PS: It seems that shntool does not necessarily need flac or shorten as a dependency. shntool only tries to invoke them from PATH and uses them only as helper applications (see website). I think it would be better to use: IUSE="shorten flac" DEPEND="shorten? ( media-sound/shorten ) flac? ( media-sound/flac )" (However, there's no such USE-flag "shorten" specified in use.desc.) Maybe more IUSEs and DEPENDs can be added too, like media-sound/sox and media-sound/wavpack (this one's currently masked) (see econf snip). Of course, if you want that emerging shntool makes it do what it is supposed to do, to manipulate shorten/flac files, the current solution would suffice. Snip from the econf process: [...] checking for shorten... no ** install shorten at any time for .shn file support checking for flac... no ** install flac at any time for .flac file support checking for sox... no ** install sox at any time for .aiff file support checking for mac... yes checking for ofr... no ** install ofr at any time for .ofr file support checking for lpac... no ** install lpac at any time for .pac file support checking for wvunpack... no ** install wavpack at any time for .wv file support [...] By quick look, mac, ofr and lpac are not currently in the portage, so there is no much use to include them as IUSE or otherwise. chainsaw@gentoo.org 2004-11-20 10:15:34 0000 If you sync after two hours, you will see the new version. The package now responds to the sox USE-flag as well. Thank you for your report.