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Convert to buildlink3.
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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.10 2004/04/25 21:28:30 snj Exp $
Initial import of ja-dvipdfm 0.13.2c. Dvipdfm is a DVI to PDF translator. Its features include: o TeX \special's that approximate the functionality of the PostScript pdfmarks used by Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Links, outlines, articles, and named destinations are supported, for example. o Support for standard DVI specials such as the HyperTeX specials and the TPIC specials. o Support for thumbnails (with help from GhostScript). o Ability to include PDF, PNG, and JPEG files as embedded images. For PDF files, only the first page is included. Resources will be embedded from the original file as necessary. File inclusion does not work for PDF files that store the page contents in several segments in an array. o Virtual font support o Support for both Type1 and PK fonts. o Support for arbitrary linear graphics transformations. Any material on the page can be scaled and rotated. o A color stack accessible via \special's. o Partial font embedding and stream compression for reduced output file size o Balanced page and destination trees for improved reader access on very large document files. dvipdfm was developed by Mark A. Wicks. Japanization by Shunsaku Hirata.
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DISTNAME= dvipdfm-0.13.2c
Use tabs instead of spaces for indentation.
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PKGNAME= ja-${DISTNAME}
PKGREVISION bump after openssl-security-fix-update to 0.9.6m. Buildlink files: RECOMMENDED version changed to current version.
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PKGREVISION= 2
Initial import of ja-dvipdfm 0.13.2c. Dvipdfm is a DVI to PDF translator. Its features include: o TeX \special's that approximate the functionality of the PostScript pdfmarks used by Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Links, outlines, articles, and named destinations are supported, for example. o Support for standard DVI specials such as the HyperTeX specials and the TPIC specials. o Support for thumbnails (with help from GhostScript). o Ability to include PDF, PNG, and JPEG files as embedded images. For PDF files, only the first page is included. Resources will be embedded from the original file as necessary. File inclusion does not work for PDF files that store the page contents in several segments in an array. o Virtual font support o Support for both Type1 and PK fonts. o Support for arbitrary linear graphics transformations. Any material on the page can be scaled and rotated. o A color stack accessible via \special's. o Partial font embedding and stream compression for reduced output file size o Balanced page and destination trees for improved reader access on very large document files. dvipdfm was developed by Mark A. Wicks. Japanization by Shunsaku Hirata.
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CATEGORIES= print converters
MASTER_SITES= ftp://ftp.kettering.edu/pub/outgoing/mwicks/dvipdfm/
PATCH_SITES= http://www.nn.iij4u.or.jp/%7Etutimura/hirata/distfiles/
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PATCHFILES= dvipdfm-0.13.2c-jpatch-p1d.diff.gz
PATCH_DIST_STRIP= -p1
Initial import of ja-dvipdfm 0.13.2c. Dvipdfm is a DVI to PDF translator. Its features include: o TeX \special's that approximate the functionality of the PostScript pdfmarks used by Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Links, outlines, articles, and named destinations are supported, for example. o Support for standard DVI specials such as the HyperTeX specials and the TPIC specials. o Support for thumbnails (with help from GhostScript). o Ability to include PDF, PNG, and JPEG files as embedded images. For PDF files, only the first page is included. Resources will be embedded from the original file as necessary. File inclusion does not work for PDF files that store the page contents in several segments in an array. o Virtual font support o Support for both Type1 and PK fonts. o Support for arbitrary linear graphics transformations. Any material on the page can be scaled and rotated. o A color stack accessible via \special's. o Partial font embedding and stream compression for reduced output file size o Balanced page and destination trees for improved reader access on very large document files. dvipdfm was developed by Mark A. Wicks. Japanization by Shunsaku Hirata.
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s/netbsd.org/NetBSD.org/
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MAINTAINER= tech-pkg-ja@jp.NetBSD.org
Initial import of ja-dvipdfm 0.13.2c. Dvipdfm is a DVI to PDF translator. Its features include: o TeX \special's that approximate the functionality of the PostScript pdfmarks used by Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Links, outlines, articles, and named destinations are supported, for example. o Support for standard DVI specials such as the HyperTeX specials and the TPIC specials. o Support for thumbnails (with help from GhostScript). o Ability to include PDF, PNG, and JPEG files as embedded images. For PDF files, only the first page is included. Resources will be embedded from the original file as necessary. File inclusion does not work for PDF files that store the page contents in several segments in an array. o Virtual font support o Support for both Type1 and PK fonts. o Support for arbitrary linear graphics transformations. Any material on the page can be scaled and rotated. o A color stack accessible via \special's. o Partial font embedding and stream compression for reduced output file size o Balanced page and destination trees for improved reader access on very large document files. dvipdfm was developed by Mark A. Wicks. Japanization by Shunsaku Hirata.
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HOMEPAGE= http://gaspra.kettering.edu/dvipdfm
COMMENT= DVI to PDF translator with Japanese patch
make these packages conflict with dvipdfmx.
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CONFLICTS+= dvipdfm-[0-9]*
CONFLICTS+= dvipdfmx-[0-9]*
Adjust dependancies and bump PKGREVISION due to: - teTeX 1.0.x packages have been moved to teTeX1* directories. - teTeX 2.0.x packages have been moved to teTeX* directories and their base name has been changed to teTeX (instead of teTeX2).
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CONFLICTS+= teTeX-bin>=2.0
Initial import of ja-dvipdfm 0.13.2c. Dvipdfm is a DVI to PDF translator. Its features include: o TeX \special's that approximate the functionality of the PostScript pdfmarks used by Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Links, outlines, articles, and named destinations are supported, for example. o Support for standard DVI specials such as the HyperTeX specials and the TPIC specials. o Support for thumbnails (with help from GhostScript). o Ability to include PDF, PNG, and JPEG files as embedded images. For PDF files, only the first page is included. Resources will be embedded from the original file as necessary. File inclusion does not work for PDF files that store the page contents in several segments in an array. o Virtual font support o Support for both Type1 and PK fonts. o Support for arbitrary linear graphics transformations. Any material on the page can be scaled and rotated. o A color stack accessible via \special's. o Partial font embedding and stream compression for reduced output file size o Balanced page and destination trees for improved reader access on very large document files. dvipdfm was developed by Mark A. Wicks. Japanization by Shunsaku Hirata.
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Move WRKSRC definition away from the first paragraph in a Makefile.
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WRKSRC= ${WRKDIR}/dvipdfm
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USE_BUILDLINK3= yes
Initial import of ja-dvipdfm 0.13.2c. Dvipdfm is a DVI to PDF translator. Its features include: o TeX \special's that approximate the functionality of the PostScript pdfmarks used by Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Links, outlines, articles, and named destinations are supported, for example. o Support for standard DVI specials such as the HyperTeX specials and the TPIC specials. o Support for thumbnails (with help from GhostScript). o Ability to include PDF, PNG, and JPEG files as embedded images. For PDF files, only the first page is included. Resources will be embedded from the original file as necessary. File inclusion does not work for PDF files that store the page contents in several segments in an array. o Virtual font support o Support for both Type1 and PK fonts. o Support for arbitrary linear graphics transformations. Any material on the page can be scaled and rotated. o A color stack accessible via \special's. o Partial font embedding and stream compression for reduced output file size o Balanced page and destination trees for improved reader access on very large document files. dvipdfm was developed by Mark A. Wicks. Japanization by Shunsaku Hirata.
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GNU_CONFIGURE= # defined
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=--datadir=${PREFIX}/share
.include "../../mk/bsd.prefs.mk"
.if defined(PAPERSIZE)
post-patch:
${MV} ${WRKSRC}/config ${WRKSRC}/config.in
PAPER=`${ECHO} ${PAPERSIZE} | ${TR} '[A-Z]' '[a-z]'`; \
${SED} -e "s/^p letter/p $$PAPER/" ${WRKSRC}/config.in > ${WRKSRC}/config
.endif
post-install:
${PREFIX}/bin/mktexlsr
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.include "../../graphics/png/buildlink3.mk"
.include "../../print/teTeX1-bin/kpathsea.buildlink3.mk"
Initial import of ja-dvipdfm 0.13.2c. Dvipdfm is a DVI to PDF translator. Its features include: o TeX \special's that approximate the functionality of the PostScript pdfmarks used by Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Links, outlines, articles, and named destinations are supported, for example. o Support for standard DVI specials such as the HyperTeX specials and the TPIC specials. o Support for thumbnails (with help from GhostScript). o Ability to include PDF, PNG, and JPEG files as embedded images. For PDF files, only the first page is included. Resources will be embedded from the original file as necessary. File inclusion does not work for PDF files that store the page contents in several segments in an array. o Virtual font support o Support for both Type1 and PK fonts. o Support for arbitrary linear graphics transformations. Any material on the page can be scaled and rotated. o A color stack accessible via \special's. o Partial font embedding and stream compression for reduced output file size o Balanced page and destination trees for improved reader access on very large document files. dvipdfm was developed by Mark A. Wicks. Japanization by Shunsaku Hirata.
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.include "../../mk/ghostscript.mk"
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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