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Update linkage to libltdl (via imlib2), now in its own package.
2004-10-15 14:22:13 +02:00
# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.38 2004/10/15 12:22:14 tv Exp $
Bump PKGREVISION: use SPECIAL_PERMS to install Eterm setuid root and change == NetBSD to != SunOS, list USE_MMX in BUILD_DEFS only if it's really enabled, misc cleanups (whitespace, etc.) XXX: If installed setuid root on Solaris, pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user. (this behaviour should be reviewed again, since this workaround is 2 years and several version updates old.)
2003-03-27 20:44:46 +01:00
#
New pkg for eterm 0.8.8. A fancy xterm with colors and transparent backgrounds. Part of enlightenment.
1999-03-30 06:48:43 +02:00
Update to 0.9.2, provided by Tracy J. Di Marco White in PR 19393. The ReleaseNotes say: Changes in 0.9: --------------- You're kidding, right? There have been so many changes here it's not funny. If you really want to know what they all are, you can read the ChangeLog. But I'd settle for this: - All new theme format. - 3-state image support. - Pixmapped scrollbars and popup menus. - Action bindings. - IPC interface to Eterm and Enlightenment. - Auto mode for automatic syncing with Enlightenment themes.
2002-12-26 05:58:44 +01:00
DISTNAME= Eterm-0.9.2
Bump PKGREVISION: use SPECIAL_PERMS to install Eterm setuid root and change == NetBSD to != SunOS, list USE_MMX in BUILD_DEFS only if it's really enabled, misc cleanups (whitespace, etc.) XXX: If installed setuid root on Solaris, pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user. (this behaviour should be reviewed again, since this workaround is 2 years and several version updates old.)
2003-03-27 20:44:46 +01:00
PKGNAME= ${DISTNAME:S/^E/e/}
Update linkage to libltdl (via imlib2), now in its own package.
2004-10-15 14:22:13 +02:00
PKGREVISION= 10
New pkg for eterm 0.8.8. A fancy xterm with colors and transparent backgrounds. Part of enlightenment.
1999-03-30 06:48:43 +02:00
CATEGORIES= x11
Update MASTER_SITES per PR#21779
2003-07-12 16:30:06 +02:00
MASTER_SITES= ${MASTER_SITE_SOURCEFORGE:=eterm/} \
Use tabs (not spaces) to make indentation
2004-01-11 20:41:39 +01:00
ftp://ftp.dti.ad.jp/pub/X/Eterm/
* Update to eterm-0.8.9 * make COMMENT and DESCR a bit more descriptive * change MAINTAINER to packages@netbsd.org * Install Eterm as setuid root so that utmp logging functions correctly. This fixes PR#7365. Changes in 0.8.9: ----------------- - Support for scrolling with mouse wheels. - New --version switch to display compile-time configuration. - Tinting and shading have been sped up by about 30% thanks to Michael Pearson <alcaron@ozemail.com.au>. - Scrollbar type and width is now customizeable at compile-time *and* run-time. Support for NeXT-style scrollbars has also been added. - Three *major* bugs have been fixed. Tiled desktop images no longer cause crashes when tinting or shading. The resize crash bug has also been squished. The secure system() call replacement which was accidentally removed has been added back. - Ctrl-Button1 now grabs input focus. Ctrl-Button2 toggles the scrollbar on and off. Ctrl-Button3 toggles the menubar on and off. NOTE: If you used to disable the menubar by commenting out the loading of the menubar file, or loading a fake one (e.g., '-Mx' or '-M /dev/null'), don't. Simply add "off" to the end of the menu line (e.g., 'menu Eterm.menu off'), or use the new boolean command-line option --menubar (e.g., '--menubar off'). Then you can toggle the menubar using Ctrl-Button3 like you would expect. - Popup scrollbar support has been added. - New -D (--desktop) option for choosing a desktop to start on. Your window manager must be GNOME-compliant for this to work. See the documentation at http://www.gnome.org/devel/gnomewm/ for info on the _WIN_WORKSPACE property. - The Eterm Technical Reference has been completely rewritten. It is now an HTML document located in the doc/ directory. - Lots and lots and lots of new escape sequences. See the Technical Reference for details on them. - Oodles of small bug fixes, as always. :-) - Debugging output is now runtime configurable. Use the --debug option and supply a number. 0 (the default) gives no debugging output. 1-5 give increasingly more output, up to 5 (which I don't recommend using) which synchronizes X events (and slows things down bigtime). - You can now save your current Eterm settings from the menu. - New --app-keypad and --app-cursor options to set the startup mode for application/normal mode for the keypad and cursor keys. - Three new utilities in addition to Esetroot, all of which are located in the utils/ directory. Etbg is a tool for manipulating Eterm's background image on the fly. Etcolors.sh demonstrates all the different combinations of your current color settings. Etmenu.sh lets you send menu commands to Eterm's menubar subsystem without having to type the escape codes yourself. - Borderless Eterms now attempt to use the Window Manager to become borderless instead of bypassing it altogether.
1999-10-28 02:31:57 +02:00
DISTFILES= ${ETERM_SRCS} ${PIXMAP_FILES}
New pkg for eterm 0.8.8. A fancy xterm with colors and transparent backgrounds. Part of enlightenment.
1999-03-30 06:48:43 +02:00
Update MASTER_SITES per PR#21779
2003-07-12 16:30:06 +02:00
SITES_Eterm-bg-scale-1.tar.gz= ${MASTER_SITE_BACKUP}
SITES_Eterm-bg-scale-2.tar.gz= ${MASTER_SITE_BACKUP}
SITES_Eterm-bg-tile.tar.gz= ${MASTER_SITE_BACKUP}
s/netbsd.org/NetBSD.org/
2003-07-18 00:50:55 +02:00
MAINTAINER= tech-pkg@NetBSD.org
New pkg for eterm 0.8.8. A fancy xterm with colors and transparent backgrounds. Part of enlightenment.
1999-03-30 06:48:43 +02:00
HOMEPAGE= http://www.eterm.org/
Update to new COMMENT style: COMMENT var in Makefile instead of pkg/COMMENT.
2001-02-17 18:06:11 +01:00
COMMENT= Enlightened terminal emulator for the X Window System
New pkg for eterm 0.8.8. A fancy xterm with colors and transparent backgrounds. Part of enlightenment.
1999-03-30 06:48:43 +02:00
* Update to eterm-0.8.9 * make COMMENT and DESCR a bit more descriptive * change MAINTAINER to packages@netbsd.org * Install Eterm as setuid root so that utmp logging functions correctly. This fixes PR#7365. Changes in 0.8.9: ----------------- - Support for scrolling with mouse wheels. - New --version switch to display compile-time configuration. - Tinting and shading have been sped up by about 30% thanks to Michael Pearson <alcaron@ozemail.com.au>. - Scrollbar type and width is now customizeable at compile-time *and* run-time. Support for NeXT-style scrollbars has also been added. - Three *major* bugs have been fixed. Tiled desktop images no longer cause crashes when tinting or shading. The resize crash bug has also been squished. The secure system() call replacement which was accidentally removed has been added back. - Ctrl-Button1 now grabs input focus. Ctrl-Button2 toggles the scrollbar on and off. Ctrl-Button3 toggles the menubar on and off. NOTE: If you used to disable the menubar by commenting out the loading of the menubar file, or loading a fake one (e.g., '-Mx' or '-M /dev/null'), don't. Simply add "off" to the end of the menu line (e.g., 'menu Eterm.menu off'), or use the new boolean command-line option --menubar (e.g., '--menubar off'). Then you can toggle the menubar using Ctrl-Button3 like you would expect. - Popup scrollbar support has been added. - New -D (--desktop) option for choosing a desktop to start on. Your window manager must be GNOME-compliant for this to work. See the documentation at http://www.gnome.org/devel/gnomewm/ for info on the _WIN_WORKSPACE property. - The Eterm Technical Reference has been completely rewritten. It is now an HTML document located in the doc/ directory. - Lots and lots and lots of new escape sequences. See the Technical Reference for details on them. - Oodles of small bug fixes, as always. :-) - Debugging output is now runtime configurable. Use the --debug option and supply a number. 0 (the default) gives no debugging output. 1-5 give increasingly more output, up to 5 (which I don't recommend using) which synchronizes X events (and slows things down bigtime). - You can now save your current Eterm settings from the menu. - New --app-keypad and --app-cursor options to set the startup mode for application/normal mode for the keypad and cursor keys. - Three new utilities in addition to Esetroot, all of which are located in the utils/ directory. Etbg is a tool for manipulating Eterm's background image on the fly. Etcolors.sh demonstrates all the different combinations of your current color settings. Etmenu.sh lets you send menu commands to Eterm's menubar subsystem without having to type the escape codes yourself. - Borderless Eterms now attempt to use the Window Manager to become borderless instead of bypassing it altogether.
1999-10-28 02:31:57 +02:00
EXTRACT_ONLY= ${ETERM_SRCS}
ETERM_SRCS= ${DISTNAME}${EXTRACT_SUFX}
PIXMAP_FILES= Eterm-bg-scale-1.tar.gz Eterm-bg-scale-2.tar.gz \
Eterm-bg-tile.tar.gz
New pkg for eterm 0.8.8. A fancy xterm with colors and transparent backgrounds. Part of enlightenment.
1999-03-30 06:48:43 +02:00
bl3ify
2004-02-11 07:12:20 +01:00
USE_BUILDLINK3= YES
Bump PKGREVISION: use SPECIAL_PERMS to install Eterm setuid root and change == NetBSD to != SunOS, list USE_MMX in BUILD_DEFS only if it's really enabled, misc cleanups (whitespace, etc.) XXX: If installed setuid root on Solaris, pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user. (this behaviour should be reviewed again, since this workaround is 2 years and several version updates old.)
2003-03-27 20:44:46 +01:00
USE_PKGINSTALL= YES
bl3ify
2004-02-11 07:12:20 +01:00
USE_X11= YES
Bump PKGREVISION: use SPECIAL_PERMS to install Eterm setuid root and change == NetBSD to != SunOS, list USE_MMX in BUILD_DEFS only if it's really enabled, misc cleanups (whitespace, etc.) XXX: If installed setuid root on Solaris, pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user. (this behaviour should be reviewed again, since this workaround is 2 years and several version updates old.)
2003-03-27 20:44:46 +01:00
USE_LIBTOOL= YES
GNU_CONFIGURE= YES
Honour PKG_SYSCONFDIR. Bump PKGREVISION to 3.
2003-05-08 19:25:07 +02:00
CONFIGURE_ARGS+= --sysconfdir=${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}
PKG_SYSCONFSUBDIR= Eterm
OWN_DIRS= ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/themes
New pkg for eterm 0.8.8. A fancy xterm with colors and transparent backgrounds. Part of enlightenment.
1999-03-30 06:48:43 +02:00
+ Solaris pax(1) doesn't have -z support - so use gzcat to de-compress the files first. + Eterm-0.8.9 won't build properly if an older version of Eterm's libraries are installed, so add a check at the pre-build stage. + On Solaris, don't install eterm as setuid - if it is, then the pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user.
2000-02-16 11:35:56 +01:00
.include "../../mk/bsd.prefs.mk"
Bump PKGREVISION: use SPECIAL_PERMS to install Eterm setuid root and change == NetBSD to != SunOS, list USE_MMX in BUILD_DEFS only if it's really enabled, misc cleanups (whitespace, etc.) XXX: If installed setuid root on Solaris, pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user. (this behaviour should be reviewed again, since this workaround is 2 years and several version updates old.)
2003-03-27 20:44:46 +01:00
# Install Eterm as setuid root so that utmp logging function correctly.
#
# XXX: If installed setuid root on Solaris, pseudo-tty is owned by root,
# and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user.
# (this behaviour should be reviewed again, since this workaround
# is 2 years and several version updates old.)
#
.if ${OPSYS} != "SunOS"
SPECIAL_PERMS= ${PREFIX}/bin/Eterm ${SETUID_ROOT_PERMS}
Update to 0.9.2, provided by Tracy J. Di Marco White in PR 19393. The ReleaseNotes say: Changes in 0.9: --------------- You're kidding, right? There have been so many changes here it's not funny. If you really want to know what they all are, you can read the ChangeLog. But I'd settle for this: - All new theme format. - 3-state image support. - Pixmapped scrollbars and popup menus. - Action bindings. - IPC interface to Eterm and Enlightenment. - Auto mode for automatic syncing with Enlightenment themes.
2002-12-26 05:58:44 +01:00
.endif
Bump PKGREVISION: use SPECIAL_PERMS to install Eterm setuid root and change == NetBSD to != SunOS, list USE_MMX in BUILD_DEFS only if it's really enabled, misc cleanups (whitespace, etc.) XXX: If installed setuid root on Solaris, pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user. (this behaviour should be reviewed again, since this workaround is 2 years and several version updates old.)
2003-03-27 20:44:46 +01:00
For USE_MMX users, do the following: o only include it in the BUILD_DEFS if the current platform is concerned. For now that only includes i386, but we might find amd64 users in the future. o test against [Yy][Ee][Ss], for consistency. Fixes part of PR 26243.
2004-07-12 21:27:05 +02:00
.if ${MACHINE_ARCH} == "i386"
Update to 0.9.2, provided by Tracy J. Di Marco White in PR 19393. The ReleaseNotes say: Changes in 0.9: --------------- You're kidding, right? There have been so many changes here it's not funny. If you really want to know what they all are, you can read the ChangeLog. But I'd settle for this: - All new theme format. - 3-state image support. - Pixmapped scrollbars and popup menus. - Action bindings. - IPC interface to Eterm and Enlightenment. - Auto mode for automatic syncing with Enlightenment themes.
2002-12-26 05:58:44 +01:00
BUILD_DEFS+= USE_MMX
For USE_MMX users, do the following: o only include it in the BUILD_DEFS if the current platform is concerned. For now that only includes i386, but we might find amd64 users in the future. o test against [Yy][Ee][Ss], for consistency. Fixes part of PR 26243.
2004-07-12 21:27:05 +02:00
. if !empty(USE_MMX:M[Yy][Ee][Ss])
Always register USE_MMX as a BUILD_DEF, and test against [Yy][Ee][Ss], as everywhere else. About PR 26243.
2004-07-12 21:08:03 +02:00
CONFIGURE_ARGS+= --enable-mmx
For USE_MMX users, do the following: o only include it in the BUILD_DEFS if the current platform is concerned. For now that only includes i386, but we might find amd64 users in the future. o test against [Yy][Ee][Ss], for consistency. Fixes part of PR 26243.
2004-07-12 21:27:05 +02:00
. endif
Bump PKGREVISION: use SPECIAL_PERMS to install Eterm setuid root and change == NetBSD to != SunOS, list USE_MMX in BUILD_DEFS only if it's really enabled, misc cleanups (whitespace, etc.) XXX: If installed setuid root on Solaris, pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user. (this behaviour should be reviewed again, since this workaround is 2 years and several version updates old.)
2003-03-27 20:44:46 +01:00
.endif
Update to 0.9.2, provided by Tracy J. Di Marco White in PR 19393. The ReleaseNotes say: Changes in 0.9: --------------- You're kidding, right? There have been so many changes here it's not funny. If you really want to know what they all are, you can read the ChangeLog. But I'd settle for this: - All new theme format. - 3-state image support. - Pixmapped scrollbars and popup menus. - Action bindings. - IPC interface to Eterm and Enlightenment. - Auto mode for automatic syncing with Enlightenment themes.
2002-12-26 05:58:44 +01:00
New pkg for eterm 0.8.8. A fancy xterm with colors and transparent backgrounds. Part of enlightenment.
1999-03-30 06:48:43 +02:00
post-extract:
* Update to eterm-0.8.9 * make COMMENT and DESCR a bit more descriptive * change MAINTAINER to packages@netbsd.org * Install Eterm as setuid root so that utmp logging functions correctly. This fixes PR#7365. Changes in 0.8.9: ----------------- - Support for scrolling with mouse wheels. - New --version switch to display compile-time configuration. - Tinting and shading have been sped up by about 30% thanks to Michael Pearson <alcaron@ozemail.com.au>. - Scrollbar type and width is now customizeable at compile-time *and* run-time. Support for NeXT-style scrollbars has also been added. - Three *major* bugs have been fixed. Tiled desktop images no longer cause crashes when tinting or shading. The resize crash bug has also been squished. The secure system() call replacement which was accidentally removed has been added back. - Ctrl-Button1 now grabs input focus. Ctrl-Button2 toggles the scrollbar on and off. Ctrl-Button3 toggles the menubar on and off. NOTE: If you used to disable the menubar by commenting out the loading of the menubar file, or loading a fake one (e.g., '-Mx' or '-M /dev/null'), don't. Simply add "off" to the end of the menu line (e.g., 'menu Eterm.menu off'), or use the new boolean command-line option --menubar (e.g., '--menubar off'). Then you can toggle the menubar using Ctrl-Button3 like you would expect. - Popup scrollbar support has been added. - New -D (--desktop) option for choosing a desktop to start on. Your window manager must be GNOME-compliant for this to work. See the documentation at http://www.gnome.org/devel/gnomewm/ for info on the _WIN_WORKSPACE property. - The Eterm Technical Reference has been completely rewritten. It is now an HTML document located in the doc/ directory. - Lots and lots and lots of new escape sequences. See the Technical Reference for details on them. - Oodles of small bug fixes, as always. :-) - Debugging output is now runtime configurable. Use the --debug option and supply a number. 0 (the default) gives no debugging output. 1-5 give increasingly more output, up to 5 (which I don't recommend using) which synchronizes X events (and slows things down bigtime). - You can now save your current Eterm settings from the menu. - New --app-keypad and --app-cursor options to set the startup mode for application/normal mode for the keypad and cursor keys. - Three new utilities in addition to Esetroot, all of which are located in the utils/ directory. Etbg is a tool for manipulating Eterm's background image on the fly. Etcolors.sh demonstrates all the different combinations of your current color settings. Etmenu.sh lets you send menu commands to Eterm's menubar subsystem without having to type the escape codes yourself. - Borderless Eterms now attempt to use the Window Manager to become borderless instead of bypassing it altogether.
1999-10-28 02:31:57 +02:00
${LN} -sf ${WRKSRC} ${WRKDIR}/Eterm
make usage of pax more consistent, use -O to bomb on broken archives (suggested by lukem), group z, r and f flags. some whitespace cleanup.
2003-04-10 22:10:15 +02:00
cd ${WRKDIR} && \
for f in ${PIXMAP_FILES}; do \
${PAX} -O -zrf ${DISTDIR}/$$f; \
+ Solaris pax(1) doesn't have -z support - so use gzcat to de-compress the files first. + Eterm-0.8.9 won't build properly if an older version of Eterm's libraries are installed, so add a check at the pre-build stage. + On Solaris, don't install eterm as setuid - if it is, then the pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user.
2000-02-16 11:35:56 +01:00
done
* Update to eterm-0.8.9 * make COMMENT and DESCR a bit more descriptive * change MAINTAINER to packages@netbsd.org * Install Eterm as setuid root so that utmp logging functions correctly. This fixes PR#7365. Changes in 0.8.9: ----------------- - Support for scrolling with mouse wheels. - New --version switch to display compile-time configuration. - Tinting and shading have been sped up by about 30% thanks to Michael Pearson <alcaron@ozemail.com.au>. - Scrollbar type and width is now customizeable at compile-time *and* run-time. Support for NeXT-style scrollbars has also been added. - Three *major* bugs have been fixed. Tiled desktop images no longer cause crashes when tinting or shading. The resize crash bug has also been squished. The secure system() call replacement which was accidentally removed has been added back. - Ctrl-Button1 now grabs input focus. Ctrl-Button2 toggles the scrollbar on and off. Ctrl-Button3 toggles the menubar on and off. NOTE: If you used to disable the menubar by commenting out the loading of the menubar file, or loading a fake one (e.g., '-Mx' or '-M /dev/null'), don't. Simply add "off" to the end of the menu line (e.g., 'menu Eterm.menu off'), or use the new boolean command-line option --menubar (e.g., '--menubar off'). Then you can toggle the menubar using Ctrl-Button3 like you would expect. - Popup scrollbar support has been added. - New -D (--desktop) option for choosing a desktop to start on. Your window manager must be GNOME-compliant for this to work. See the documentation at http://www.gnome.org/devel/gnomewm/ for info on the _WIN_WORKSPACE property. - The Eterm Technical Reference has been completely rewritten. It is now an HTML document located in the doc/ directory. - Lots and lots and lots of new escape sequences. See the Technical Reference for details on them. - Oodles of small bug fixes, as always. :-) - Debugging output is now runtime configurable. Use the --debug option and supply a number. 0 (the default) gives no debugging output. 1-5 give increasingly more output, up to 5 (which I don't recommend using) which synchronizes X events (and slows things down bigtime). - You can now save your current Eterm settings from the menu. - New --app-keypad and --app-cursor options to set the startup mode for application/normal mode for the keypad and cursor keys. - Three new utilities in addition to Esetroot, all of which are located in the utils/ directory. Etbg is a tool for manipulating Eterm's background image on the fly. Etcolors.sh demonstrates all the different combinations of your current color settings. Etmenu.sh lets you send menu commands to Eterm's menubar subsystem without having to type the escape codes yourself. - Borderless Eterms now attempt to use the Window Manager to become borderless instead of bypassing it altogether.
1999-10-28 02:31:57 +02:00
bl3ify
2004-02-11 07:12:20 +01:00
.include "../../devel/libast/buildlink3.mk"
.include "../../graphics/imlib2/buildlink3.mk"
Bump PKGREVISION: use SPECIAL_PERMS to install Eterm setuid root and change == NetBSD to != SunOS, list USE_MMX in BUILD_DEFS only if it's really enabled, misc cleanups (whitespace, etc.) XXX: If installed setuid root on Solaris, pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen session as a normal user. (this behaviour should be reviewed again, since this workaround is 2 years and several version updates old.)
2003-03-27 20:44:46 +01:00
New pkg for eterm 0.8.8. A fancy xterm with colors and transparent backgrounds. Part of enlightenment.
1999-03-30 06:48:43 +02:00
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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