ebuild for crosstex 0.5.6 CrossTeX is a new bibliography management tool. It comprises a new bibliographic database format that is much less prone to error and much easier to manage compared to other alternatives like BibTeX, and a new, more flexible tool for creating the citations that appear at the end of scholarly texts.
Created attachment 138661 [details] ebuild file should probably go into dev-tex
seems interesting, thanks, but I have a few remarks: - you probably want to use mirror://sourceforge in src_uri - license is gpl-2 as far as I can see - last but not least, as it is the ebuild installs nothing O_o
Created attachment 138761 [details] ebuild Comments appreciated.
(In reply to comment #3) > Created an attachment (id=138761) [edit] > ebuild > > Comments appreciated. > thanks, now I can start playing with it ;) However I have a few more remarks: - ${ROOT} shouldnt be used in src_install afaik, it just means where the files will be installed and is not meant to be used for a prefix install; the idea is to install it somewhere and then be able to chroot in $ROOT; moreover ROOT=$D will probably handle this sanely. - perhaps it'd be a good idea to regenerate the doc ? - it installs .py{c,o} stuff in /usr/share, this should go in /usr/$(get_libdir)/python${PYVER}/site-packages/${PN} imho, or better: pylibdir="$(${python} -c 'from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_lib; print get_python_lib()')" like in distutils.eclass - by the way, I see it doesnt have a setup.py, but perhaps inheriting distutils and not using the default src_compile/install would simplify the ebuild by not using its own pkg_post* functions.
(In reply to comment #2 and #3) thanks for taking care of the ebuild. :-) I am not an expert as you could see.
it is now in the tree, thanks a lot !
