Hello- Attached is asciidoc-6.0.3.ebuild or http://ifup.org/~philips/asciidoc-6.0.3.ebuild AsciiDoc is a text document format for writing articles, books, manuals and UNIX man pages. AsciiDoc files can be translated to HTML (with or without stylesheets), DocBook (articles, books and refentry documents) and LinuxDoc using the asciidoc(1) command. AsciiDoc can also be used to build and maintain websites. An example of some AsciiDoc markup test can be found here: http://ds9a.nl/splitpipe/splitpipe-0.3/doc/splitpipe.1.txt Creating this output with the html filter: http://ds9a.nl/splitpipe/splitpipe-0.3/doc/splitpipe.1.html There has been discussion about using it for the git documentation and Debian currently has it in their archives http://packages.debian.org/unstable/text/asciidoc. I have been using app-text as that is what the docbook packages are in and this is comparable. Thanks! Brandon Philips -- http://ifup.org
Created attachment 57787 [details] asciidoc-6.0.3.ebuild
Also, if someone can figure why fperms wouldn't work I would appreciate it. # For some reason fperms wouldn't work with a wild card # but it worked when ran from the command line... chmod 664 ${D}/etc/${PN}/*.conf chmod 664 ${D}/etc/${PN}/filters/*.conf I ended up using chmod obviously but fperms would probably be better.
Is there anything I can do to help get this in?
Sorry for the delay. text-markup herd is out of human resources and we are already overloaded (80 open bugs, where 20 of them are new ebuilds). I often ask other Gentoo developers to join the herd to solve this situation, but with little success. If you can wait for another week or so, I'll take this in. (I can spend my time to Gentoo only on weekend)
I checked your ebuild and modified a bit, and committed. Here is what I changed: (you can have a look at complete ebuild after you synched portage tree) * `inherit eutils` isn't necessary because you used none of the functions from that eclass. * ${MY_P} assignment isn't necessary because ${P} is already set to "${PN}-${PV}", where ${PN} is set to asciidoc. (in other word, you can use ${P} rather than defining the same thing with another name) * No need to redefine ${S} (same reason as above) * No need to redefine src_unpack(). Every file listed in ${SRC_URI} is set to ${A}, and automatically unpacked. * In general, you don't need to write ${S} in src_install() when you are in ${S}. * We already have a copy of GPL-2 text in /usr/portage/licenses, so don't need to copy it again. * fperms wildcard doesn't work because wildcard is evaluated by bash when it is called, and you are not likely to have configuration files in /etc before you actually install it ;) I think it's okay to use chmod in this case, but I replaced it with `insopts -m664` and insinto/doins (we usually avoid writing ${D} as much as possible) Lastly, your ebuild does work and please feel encouraged to make another ebuild ;) Thanks for your contribution.
