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normalize pkgpath
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# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.16 2011/09/16 10:31:23 espie Exp $
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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Remove surrounding quotes in COMMENT*/PERMIT_*
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COMMENT= task-based timeclock for KDE
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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upgrade to ktimeclock 2.0.2 which is KDE 3 compatible. -- Ok'd by: MAINTAINER
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VERSION= 2.0.2
DISTNAME= ktimeclock-${VERSION}
normalize pkgpath
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REVISION= 3
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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CATEGORIES= misc x11
HOMEPAGE= http://www.howlingfrog.com/opensource/ktimeclock/
MAINTAINER= Kevin Lo <kevlo@openbsd.org>
use Qt3-MT
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# GPL
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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PERMIT_PACKAGE_CDROM= Yes
PERMIT_PACKAGE_FTP= Yes
PERMIT_DISTFILES_CDROM=Yes
PERMIT_DISTFILES_FTP= Yes
fix WANTLIB
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WANTLIB= art_lgpl_2 jpeg kwalletclient ICE SM X11 Xau Xdmcp Xext \
WANTLIB changes after xcb addition and bump.
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Xrender c m png pthread stdc++ util z idn fam rpcsvc \
move to revision/new-style lib_depends
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pthread-stubs xcb kdecore DCOP kdefx kdesu kdeui kio
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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upgrade to ktimeclock 2.0.2 which is KDE 3 compatible. -- Ok'd by: MAINTAINER
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MASTER_SITES= ${HOMEPAGE}/downloads/v${VERSION}/tarball/
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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new depends
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LIB_DEPENDS= x11/kde/libs3
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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fix WANTLIB
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MODULES= x11/qt3 devel/gettext
use Qt3-MT
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PORTHOME= ${WRKDIR}
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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upgrade to ktimeclock 2.0.2 which is KDE 3 compatible. -- Ok'd by: MAINTAINER
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MAKE_ENV= KDEDIR="${LOCALBASE}"
zap reeeally old variable
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# Ensure qt3 will always be at the front
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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MAKE_FLAGS= CXXLD='--tag CXX ${CXX} -L${MODQT_LIBDIR}'
upgrade to ktimeclock 2.0.2 which is KDE 3 compatible. -- Ok'd by: MAINTAINER
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USE_GMAKE= Yes
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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CONFIGURE_STYLE= gnu
CONFIGURE_ARGS= ${MODQT_CONFIGURE_ARGS}
upgrade to ktimeclock 2.0.2 which is KDE 3 compatible. -- Ok'd by: MAINTAINER
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CONFIGURE_ARGS+= --disable-debug --enable-final
CONFIGURE_ARGS+= --with-extra-libs="${LOCALBASE}/lib"
use Qt3-MT
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CONFIGURE_ARGS+= --with-extra-includes="${LOCALBASE}/include/libpng:${LOCALBASE}/include"
upgrade to ktimeclock 2.0.2 which is KDE 3 compatible. -- Ok'd by: MAINTAINER
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CONFIGURE_ARGS+= --with-xinerama
use Qt3-MT
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CONFIGURE_ENV= KDEDIR="${LOCALBASE}"
upgrade to ktimeclock 2.0.2 which is KDE 3 compatible. -- Ok'd by: MAINTAINER
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MODGNU_CONFIG_GUESS_DIRS= ${WRKSRC}/admin
more libidn wantlib updates.
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USE_LIBTOOL= Yes
Initial import of ktimeclock 2.0.1 KTimeclock is a personal timeclock to keep track of how much time is spent working on various projects and the tasks that they involve. Simply set up a series of projects, each of which can contain multiple sub-projects and tasks; select the current task that you're working on; start the clock; and KTimeclock will track the time you've spent working on that task.
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.include <bsd.port.mk>
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