Andy Green wrote:
Mike McCarty wrote:
Andy Green wrote:
This is cute. However...
You have a defect hiding in there. When I run it on a little
program or two I wrote in C, I get this output...
$ lider bin/keys
package no is not installed
package package is not installed
package provides is not installed
package bin/keys is not installed
It's just some noise from not detecting that it was unpackaged properly,
the results should be correct regardless. To fix change
if [ ! -z "$pkg" ] ; then
to
if [ -z "`echo $pkg | grep not\ owned`" ] ; then
I'm not familiar with that form for grep. Do you mean
grep -v owned
?
Anyway, this still has a defect. If there is a package
with the string "owned" in its name, and it is the
only dependency, then this fails. See my other message
for a better solution.
Mike
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