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Add misc/inplace. The inplace(1) command is a utility to edit files in-place through given filter commands preserving the original file attributes. Mode and ownership (user and group) are preserved by default, and time (access and modification) by choice. Examples: # Sort files in-place using sort(1): inplace sort file1 file2 file3 # Process image files preserving time and taking backup files: inplace -t -b.orig 'convert -rotate 270 -resize 50%% %1 %2' *.jpg
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# New ports collection makefile for: inplace(1)
# Date created: 2 May 2004
# Whom: Akinori MUSHA aka knu <knu@idaemons.org>
#
# $FreeBSD$
#
PORTNAME= inplace
Update to 1.2.0. - Suffix every temporary file with the same suffix as the original file, so that file name aware programs can play nicely with it.
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PORTVERSION= 1.2.0
Add misc/inplace. The inplace(1) command is a utility to edit files in-place through given filter commands preserving the original file attributes. Mode and ownership (user and group) are preserved by default, and time (access and modification) by choice. Examples: # Sort files in-place using sort(1): inplace sort file1 file2 file3 # Process image files preserving time and taking backup files: inplace -t -b.orig 'convert -rotate 270 -resize 50%% %1 %2' *.jpg
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CATEGORIES= misc
MASTER_SITES= ftp://ftp.iDaemons.org/pub/distfiles/ \
${MASTER_SITE_LOCAL}
MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR= knu
Update to 1.1.0. - Add -D/--debug and adjust the verbosity level. - Show before and after file sizes when -v is specified. - Introduce a configuration file in which command aliases can be defined. - Add -i/--preserve-inode so inode numbers are preserved even when -b or -s is specified.
2006-08-02 11:20:05 +00:00
MAINTAINER= knu@FreeBSD.org
Add misc/inplace. The inplace(1) command is a utility to edit files in-place through given filter commands preserving the original file attributes. Mode and ownership (user and group) are preserved by default, and time (access and modification) by choice. Examples: # Sort files in-place using sort(1): inplace sort file1 file2 file3 # Process image files preserving time and taking backup files: inplace -t -b.orig 'convert -rotate 270 -resize 50%% %1 %2' *.jpg
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COMMENT= A tool to edit files in-place through given filter commands
USE_BZIP2= yes
USE_RUBY= yes
Define RUBY_SHEBANG_FILES. Pass MANPREFIX. (currently unused)
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MAKE_ARGS= PREFIX="${PREFIX}" MANPREFIX="${MANPREFIX}"
Add misc/inplace. The inplace(1) command is a utility to edit files in-place through given filter commands preserving the original file attributes. Mode and ownership (user and group) are preserved by default, and time (access and modification) by choice. Examples: # Sort files in-place using sort(1): inplace sort file1 file2 file3 # Process image files preserving time and taking backup files: inplace -t -b.orig 'convert -rotate 270 -resize 50%% %1 %2' *.jpg
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MAKEFILE= BSDmakefile
Define RUBY_SHEBANG_FILES. Pass MANPREFIX. (currently unused)
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RUBY_SHEBANG_FILES= inplace.rb
Add misc/inplace. The inplace(1) command is a utility to edit files in-place through given filter commands preserving the original file attributes. Mode and ownership (user and group) are preserved by default, and time (access and modification) by choice. Examples: # Sort files in-place using sort(1): inplace sort file1 file2 file3 # Process image files preserving time and taking backup files: inplace -t -b.orig 'convert -rotate 270 -resize 50%% %1 %2' *.jpg
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MAN1= inplace.1
MANCOMPRESSED= maybe
PLIST_FILES= bin/inplace
RUBY_REQUIRE= Ruby > 180
.include <bsd.port.pre.mk>
.if !defined(RUBY_PROVIDED)
IGNORE= only works with Ruby 1.8.0 or later
.endif
.include <bsd.port.post.mk>
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