The only change is to check if /usr/bin/perl is version 5 and use that
rather than ${PREFIX}/bin/perl if it is.
Submitted by: John Hay <jhay@mikom.csir.co.za>
NFBTRANS is a very accurate Grade Two braille translator. It can also
back translate a Grade Two file into normal text. The program has
many options which allow the user to customize its operation.
Formatting commands can be used to generate Tables of Contents, ink
print page numbers, running headers and much more. Translation rules
are in a text file and can easily be modified by the user. The
program can be configured to hyphenate words to save space.
Because the copyright status is unclear, I'm marking this as
RESTRICTED until I can find out from the author.
except to official homepages, but in this batch there were a few
cases where a link was desireable anyways. For these, the form
http://url/ (FAQ/whatever)
was used.
2) commit updated port
3) go to bento and test on -current
4) get checksum mismatch
5) email author again.... Arg!!! He has been appropriately reprimanded. ;-)
6) It sure is faster to commit these little things from bento, at least.. :)
This is an extremely minor upgrade, but the author requested it because
apparently he was getting too many complaints from Linux-ites getting
catdoc from our ports system (old ver. didn't work on Linux).
programs are installed wit the prefix "g", a la gmake. This produces
the interesting program /usr/local/bin/god.
PR: 6050
Submitted by: Adrian Wontroba <aw1@stade.co.uk>
tests for /usr/lib/aout, I took the easy way out and deleted the
attempted support of FreeBSD-2.1.x. That branch is dead, dead,
dead, and support for it in this port was broken anyway.
Another "make release" killer bites the dust.
(1) /usr/local/lib/mule/site-lisp/site-start.el is fixed
(2) /usr/X11R6/info is added to Info-default-directory-list in site-start.el
(3) mule can work on FreeBSD-current (this problem is about new ld.so).
PR: 6030
Submitted by: maintainer
sgrep (structured grep) is a tool for searching text files
and filtering text streams using structural criteria. The
data model of sgrep is based on regions, which are non-
empty substrings of text. Regions are typically occur-
rences of constant strings or meaningful text elements,
which are recognizable through some delimiting strings.
PR: 6449
Submitted by: A Joseph Koshy <koshy@india.hp.com>
