As in ver. 21.1.7 the port creates lots of empty directories. This must
be reflected in PLIST, which explains the big diff. I wish they'd
make up their minds :-)
Tested on i386 and Alpha. Also tested packaging.
Submitted by: kiri@pis.toba-cmt.ac.jp
This change adds a framework so that xemacs21 can be used as the base
port for the various xemacs-mule incarnations. This functionality has
not been tested by the committer !!!
Fixed up some fatal errors found by portlint.
The submitter added compface.1 to LIB_DEPENDS, but the maintainer did not
agree, so it has been eliminated.
Version 21.1.8 removed all the empty directories which were created by
version 21.1.7, so I had to modify PLIST accordingly. That explains the
large number of changes to PLIST.
This version does not seem to suffer from the "make world under -current
and xemacs core dumps" syndrome.
Submitted by: kiri@pis.toba-cmt.ac.jp
Approved by: maintainer
patches apply without error. I don't have an Alpha to test on, but I assume
that Marcel knows what he's doing.
PR: addendum to 14916
Submitted by: marcel
Approved by: the maintainer
Modified PLIST to make empty directories which are installed by the port.
These empty directories are also removed in PLIST.
Tested install/deinstall and pkg_add/pkg_delete.
mail/mew/Makefile should be updated to reflect this change.
PR: 14329
Requested by: the maintainer
Delete the MULE support and refer the user to the xemacs-mule port.
Add --with-png=yes to the list of CONFIGURE_ARGS.
The port now creates scads of empty directories which, hopefully, can
be deleted if the package gets deleted.
Tested install/deinstall and packaging.
Requested by: the maintainer
This requires xemacs-packages which be will committed next. Xemacs now
allows the user to maintain packages himself. See DESCR.
This supersedes PR 11618, which was based on an older release.
This commit was blasted over a repository copy of xemacs20, which is why
there are so many changes.
Submitted by: Michael Elbel (me@freebsd.org)
new import of xemacs 20.2, including MULE support. Note that I tested
that I could build with mule support, but I couldn't actually check the
functionality.
"make package" and pkg_delete both tested (under -current).
