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Remove surrounding quotes from COMMENT-*/ERRORS/NO_REGRESS/PERMIT_*/REGRESS_IS_INTERACTIVE Change '.include "bsd.port.mk"' to '.include <bsd.port.mk>' while here (ok naddy@)
2007-09-15 16:38:20 -04:00
# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.11 2007/09/15 20:38:23 merdely Exp $
www: integrate COMMENT, bump NEED_VERSION.
2001-05-06 00:22:45 -04:00
Remove surrounding quotes from COMMENT-*/ERRORS/NO_REGRESS/PERMIT_*/REGRESS_IS_INTERACTIVE Change '.include "bsd.port.mk"' to '.include <bsd.port.mk>' while here (ok naddy@)
2007-09-15 16:38:20 -04:00
COMMENT= base HTML library
add p5-HTML-Base port; mostly based on what naddy@ posted -- HTML::Base is an expansion module for Perl 5 which provides an object-oriented way to build pages of HTML. Its purpose is to create HTML tags at the lowest level of functionality, that is to say, it creates HTML and doesn't do much else. Specifically, it does not provide any CGI-like services (see the CGI modules for that!). Currently, the module supports all of the HTML 2.0 tags, plus some selected tags from HTML 3.0, and some Netscape-isms.
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cpanify, use SHARED_ONLY and set one license looks ok to jasper@
2007-01-16 12:52:06 -05:00
MODULES= cpan
add p5-HTML-Base port; mostly based on what naddy@ posted -- HTML::Base is an expansion module for Perl 5 which provides an object-oriented way to build pages of HTML. Its purpose is to create HTML tags at the lowest level of functionality, that is to say, it creates HTML and doesn't do much else. Specifically, it does not provide any CGI-like services (see the CGI modules for that!). Currently, the module supports all of the HTML 2.0 tags, plus some selected tags from HTML 3.0, and some Netscape-isms.
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DISTNAME= HTML-0.6
cpanify, use SHARED_ONLY and set one license looks ok to jasper@
2007-01-16 12:52:06 -05:00
PKGNAME= p5-HTML-Base-0.6p0
CATEGORIES= www
add p5-HTML-Base port; mostly based on what naddy@ posted -- HTML::Base is an expansion module for Perl 5 which provides an object-oriented way to build pages of HTML. Its purpose is to create HTML tags at the lowest level of functionality, that is to say, it creates HTML and doesn't do much else. Specifically, it does not provide any CGI-like services (see the CGI modules for that!). Currently, the module supports all of the HTML 2.0 tags, plus some selected tags from HTML 3.0, and some Netscape-isms.
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license markers and some corrections
2003-10-18 15:44:41 -04:00
# GPL
add p5-HTML-Base port; mostly based on what naddy@ posted -- HTML::Base is an expansion module for Perl 5 which provides an object-oriented way to build pages of HTML. Its purpose is to create HTML tags at the lowest level of functionality, that is to say, it creates HTML and doesn't do much else. Specifically, it does not provide any CGI-like services (see the CGI modules for that!). Currently, the module supports all of the HTML 2.0 tags, plus some selected tags from HTML 3.0, and some Netscape-isms.
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PERMIT_PACKAGE_CDROM= Yes
PERMIT_PACKAGE_FTP= Yes
PERMIT_DISTFILES_CDROM= Yes
PERMIT_DISTFILES_FTP= Yes
use CONFIGURE_STYLE=perl install man pages in man3p
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NO_REGRESS= Yes
add p5-HTML-Base port; mostly based on what naddy@ posted -- HTML::Base is an expansion module for Perl 5 which provides an object-oriented way to build pages of HTML. Its purpose is to create HTML tags at the lowest level of functionality, that is to say, it creates HTML and doesn't do much else. Specifically, it does not provide any CGI-like services (see the CGI modules for that!). Currently, the module supports all of the HTML 2.0 tags, plus some selected tags from HTML 3.0, and some Netscape-isms.
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WRKDIST= ${WRKDIR}
use CONFIGURE_STYLE=perl install man pages in man3p
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do-configure:
add p5-HTML-Base port; mostly based on what naddy@ posted -- HTML::Base is an expansion module for Perl 5 which provides an object-oriented way to build pages of HTML. Its purpose is to create HTML tags at the lowest level of functionality, that is to say, it creates HTML and doesn't do much else. Specifically, it does not provide any CGI-like services (see the CGI modules for that!). Currently, the module supports all of the HTML 2.0 tags, plus some selected tags from HTML 3.0, and some Netscape-isms.
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do-build:
cd ${WRKSRC} && pod2man html_base.pod HTML::Base.3p
do-install:
use CONFIGURE_STYLE=perl install man pages in man3p
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${INSTALL_DATA_DIR} ${PREFIX}/${P5ARCH}/HTML
add p5-HTML-Base port; mostly based on what naddy@ posted -- HTML::Base is an expansion module for Perl 5 which provides an object-oriented way to build pages of HTML. Its purpose is to create HTML tags at the lowest level of functionality, that is to say, it creates HTML and doesn't do much else. Specifically, it does not provide any CGI-like services (see the CGI modules for that!). Currently, the module supports all of the HTML 2.0 tags, plus some selected tags from HTML 3.0, and some Netscape-isms.
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${INSTALL_DATA} ${WRKSRC}/HTML/Base.pm \
use CONFIGURE_STYLE=perl install man pages in man3p
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${PREFIX}/${P5ARCH}/HTML/
${INSTALL_MAN_DIR} ${PREFIX}/man/man3p/
${INSTALL_MAN} ${WRKSRC}/HTML::Base.3p ${PREFIX}/man/man3p/
add p5-HTML-Base port; mostly based on what naddy@ posted -- HTML::Base is an expansion module for Perl 5 which provides an object-oriented way to build pages of HTML. Its purpose is to create HTML tags at the lowest level of functionality, that is to say, it creates HTML and doesn't do much else. Specifically, it does not provide any CGI-like services (see the CGI modules for that!). Currently, the module supports all of the HTML 2.0 tags, plus some selected tags from HTML 3.0, and some Netscape-isms.
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.include <bsd.port.mk>
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