Hi, I download stuff over a 56K modem so it is of interest to me to about how much downloading a package is going to require. This modification consists of three things. output.py.diff: Addes humansize function. portage.py.diff: Adds 2 more ebuild functions. "fetchsize". This instead of fetching the files will say how much fetching is left. Ie 6.4 MB or 1.3K etc. It gets this info by parsing the digest files and checking if the files to be downloaded already exist. If they do it subtracts the amount already there for the size. Ie if u have downloaded 3 MB of an 8MB file it will tell you only 5MB remaining. Also adds "pfetchsize". This is a version of fetchsize that is used by portage. Rather than printing the amount to be downloaded it exits with a return value of that amount. emerge.diff: Changes emerge so that when doing "--pretend" it prints by each package the size (it gets this size by using ebuild pfetchsize). And the bottum of the list it prints a total. This is my first time really using python. Let me know if you want anything fixed up or anything like that.
Created attachment 5034 [details, diff] Patch to emerge.
Created attachment 5035 [details, diff] Adds humansize function for converting int to a human readable size.
Created attachment 5036 [details, diff] Patch to portage for "fetchsize" & "pfetchsize"
The desired output is shown in search as of 2.0.44
