The CJK has always been a mess... But now it is even bigger with acoread-7.0. It may be a good idea to open a meta-bug for acroread and acroread-asianfonts as they are related. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. USE=cjk emerge =app-text/acroread-7.0 2. try to open a (say) Japanese PDF Actual Results: A warning about not installed "Asian Pack" is displayed and file is not displayed properly. Expected Results: Be able to open the file. acroread-7.0.ebuild suddenly dropped the cjk flag :-(
Created attachment 54101 [details, diff] 20020815__to__7.ebuild.diff A proposed patch to acroread-asianfonts.ebuild 1. I propose the ebuild versioning scheme to go with app-text/acroread, although version 7 is not that good of a choice (7 < 20020815). In fact files are from 5.x version. A possible solution will be to install them in a common directory (/usr/lib/Adobe ?). 2. Fixed DESCRIPTION and HOMEPAGE 3. Added SLOT="{PV}". May be another slot is better? 4. Removed DEPEND. Why depend on acroread and libc? This is a font pack. 5. INSTALLDIR="/opt/Acrobat${SLOT}/Resource" Not that good of a choice, works for me. 6. INST_LANG="CHS CHT JPN KOR" #This should probably be user configurable by some env_var 7. Some ugly code in src_unpack 8. Install the CMap files into /Resource/CMap and the f onts into /Resource/Font 9. doins LICFONT.TXT # Is this needed?
Related bugs: bug #85513: Slot acroread ebuild so that installation of version 7.x bug #85704: app-text/acroread-7.0 is only a pre-release version The proposed attachment in comment #1 is to be called media-fonts/acroread-asianfonts-7.0.ebuild
Created attachment 54110 [details, diff] acroread-asianfonts/20020815__to__7.0.ebuild.diff fixed the 7 to 7.0 versioning problem a bit better syntax
Created attachment 54114 [details, diff] acroread/7.0__to__7.0.ebuild.diff Adding SLOT="7" and adjusting ebuild for acroread-7.0 adding IUSE=cjk and cjk support removing the comment of non-existing asian-fontpack
If you'd have read the Changelog you'd have seen the pointer to Bug 85343.
Well, I didn't see the bug #85343 neither in the ChangeLog nor her in bugzilla for some reason (maybe because it is fixed). Bug #85343 seems invalid for me, because even if the CJK fonts do not work with acroread-7.0, everything else does (i.e. English PDFs). To solve this, one way proposed in bug #85513 was to have additional SLOT. I implement that in attachment (id=54114). However, what I am proposing here is an acroread-asianfonts ebuild that works with acoreread-7.0. My first comment was not exactly to the point, but please have a look at the attachments. Reopening the bug.
cjk: Can you please take care of this bug?
Thanks for the bug submission. I added acroread-asianfonts-7.0.20020815.ebuild and acroread-asianfonts-5.0.20020815.ebuild. acroread-7.0.ebuild uses the former and 5.10 uses the latter, respectively. 1. Adobe hasn't distributed asianfonts for Acroread 7, but they may release new fonts for Acroread 7, so we better not install Acroread 5 in common directory. (In fact, asianfonts for Acroread 4.x and 5.x were different) 2. OK. Thanks. 3. No need to set SLOT, since acroread ebuilds do not support SLOT. (Some files conflict between acroread-5.10 and acroread-7.0) 4. Although it is a font pack, it must be used with acroread. (This is written in license agreement) So I didn't remove acroread dependency but libc. (If it depends on acroread, it will also depend libc anyway) 5. I hardcoded version number to INSTALLDIR because I set SLOT=0. 6. I used LINGUAS variable to switch INST_LANG. 7. Removed. 8. Alright, thanks. 9. Not sure if this is the right place to install, but this is a third party software we should install it under /opt.
