isn't 100% ready for prime time, but it works well enough that it should
be fine to use for most things. I'm not sure if I'll have time to fix
the few minor bugs that I know of and give it a good testing today.
Parts of the PORTNAME/PORTVERSION changes were submitted by knu.
Other changes in this version:
* add "-V", version flag
* use getopts instead of parsing @ARGV
- this fixes a bug where you could only specify one flag after the
dash (ie. -c -N would work and -cN wouldn't)
* change some warnings to fatals
* ignore dot directives in Makefile
- this usually reduces the number of warnings displayed when
a Makefile contains .include or .if foo
* don't blame just emacs for leaving around temporary editor files
* don't warn about installing files into /compat
* correct counting of number of chars in pkg/COMMENT
* understand multiple rcsid tags in the comments section
- this allows us to have both $FreeBSD$ and $NetBSD$, for example
without getting funky warning messages
* scope variables with my instead of local so we can use strict to
help us find bugs in portlint
* Author rearranged the Makefile (and recompiled the linked objects
contained within the DISTFILE)
Update Makefile patch (patch-aa) to reflect the above changes
Add 'clean' to ALL_TARGET so we do not link with the author's precompiled
objects in the DISTFILE (FreeBSD's linker doesn't like Linux object
files).
now required.
(2) Check whether a distfile is in files/md5 before fetching instead
of after. Also print out a distinct message so we can easily catch
someone screwing up the distfile list (usually via DISTNAME).
upgrade to this version, which fixes all of the known problems with previous
lynx versions.
My thanks to the Lynx developer, T.E.Dickey <dickey@clark.net>, for
working with me so patiently to fix the problems.
And fix building on 4.0+, which have ncurses in the base, but unfortunately
base ncurses is useless.
Noted by; "Oleg V. Volkov" <rover@lglobus.ru>
Submitted by: KATO Tsuguru <tkato@prontomail.ne.jp> (fix for -current)
Approved by: asami (in regards to no repo-copy)
