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- convert to auto-generated auto-plist
- convert to optionsng for DOCS and EXAMPLES
- remove NO_STAGE
while here:
- update LICENSE (count clauses)
- do not use deprecated easy_install and unneeded PYDISTUTILS_* knobs
- make DOCSDIR and EXAPLESDIR contain ${PYTHON_PKGNAMEPREFIX} in it, because
that ports may be installed for different python versions simultaneously
- use common idiom for installing DOCS and EXAMPLES
- install DOCS and EXAMPLES into stage area uncoditioanlly
- remove inclusions of bsd.port.options.mk
- bump PORTREVISION for py-snmp4-mibs, because package is changed
- replace /bin/bash with /bin/sh in py-snmp4-mibs rebuild-pysnmp-mibs script
PR: 186190
Submitted by: olgeni
Approved by: Martin Jackson <mhjacks@swbell.net> (maintainer)
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