Re: and some more stuff..

Kimiko Koopman <[email protected]> Thu, 23 May 2002 13:41:55 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.rpm.grab
Message-ID <20020523114155.GA3265@brokenmoon>
On Tuesday 21 May 2002, Greg Kurtzer wrote:
>Hrmmm... I just thought the <-,-> looked cool... Any recommendations on
>verbage? 'building', 'comparing'? That is pretty boring, and wouldn't look as
>cool at runtime... Actually it may even look messy and harder to read when
>things speed up.

Speaking of messy looks, thanks for getting rid of the 'pages' while showing
available packages. Listing everything in one list without breaks looks
heaps better.

>How about as output verbage:
>-Building '<-', and Comparing '->' dependencies
>instead of:
>-Searching for unresolved dependencies

That would be a good start. <- and -> may look cool, but they're not very
clear when one doesn't know what they stand for. I'd still prefer the actual
words building and comparing, but this seems a good compromise.

>Hrmmm... if I do a --checksig without the --nogpg on my system I get an error:

Actually, doing --checksig on some packages gives me the same error (missing
keys), but adding the --no{gpg,pgp} option still breaks it. Maybe I should
report it to bugzilla.

>I think it is pretty straight forward so I won't explain it, but we are
>thinking along the same lines. I just missed that in the code when I was
>writing it.

As I said, perl is not my first language. This was just a quick addition to
keep GRAB from removing the downloaded and old packages. Since I didn't know
what the '@remove' part meant, I added the extra if around it instead of
using &&.

>Try it out... (# grab --getdevel)

Thanks, I will.

Kimiko