for building the tcl/tk based database frontend pgaccess.
For an updated version of this tool a separate port will
follow. Please test these changes well, so that we get a
nice PostgreSQL 6.2 version up and running "b4" port freeze ;-)
Note: This port installs only the character code independent files for pTeX
and this replaces japanese/ptex2.
Note #2 : Japanese/ptex2 has been repository copied to ptex-common by
Satoshi.
free drag-and-drop GUI builder for Tk and Java from Sun
Tcl and Java Support: SpecTcl generates both Tcl and Java code.
Platform Independent: SpecTcl runs on all major platforms...
Constraint Based Alignment and resizing of widgets (buttons,
Geometry Manager: check boxes, etc.) is automatic. This makes
creating dynamic UIs and cross platform UIs a snap!
More infos and docu: http://sunscript.sun.com/products/spectcl.html
Cool stuff ! ;-)
Please note: when performing a migration to 6.2 and you have an existing db,
then you have to use the *new* pg_dumpall script that comes with this new
postgresql release. The INSTALL file points this out explicitely !!!
Changes:
- startup script resides in FILESDIR
- renamed it to be in sync with INSTALL file from sources
- always install this startup script over an existing, because
of the nature of the rc.d directory I can't install it
to pgsql.sh-dist, if a pgsql.sh is already presend ...
- portlint detected trailing whitespace, usage of perl with absolute
path, usage of echo instead of ECHO and plenty things of this kind
- post installation notes updated, mentioned the mailing list
- copies the html pages as well to the share/doc directory (new manual dir)
- had to update PLIST
- shortened DESCR file, to match the 24 lines
- added post build target, that reminds the admin how to proceed when
already having a database -> INSTALL file describes migration
- updated manpages
for files for which the checksum should not be checked.
(2) Use the PLIST variable to point to temporary PLIST in ${WRKSRC}.
Under no circumstances should a port modify a file in the
repository (${PKGDIR}/PLIST in this case).
distributed object system.
This port generates PLIST on-the-fly and messes with symlinks. I
tested it to death and guessing from the silence people trust me to do
it right, so here I go :-)
