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remove marc balmer as maintainer of all of his ports, to take away the illusion marc still maintains them. as requested by himself.
2009-09-15 13:37:21 -04:00
# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.6 2009/09/15 17:37:22 jasper Exp $
Initial import of zope-externaleditor-0.8 The Zope External Editor is a new way to integrate Zope more seamlessly with client-side tools. It has the following features: - Edit objects locally, directly from the ZMI. - Works with any graphical editor application that can open a file from the command line, including: emacs, gvim, xemacs, nedit, gimp, etc. - Automatically saves changes back to Zope without ending the editing session. - Associate any client-side editor application with any Zope object by meta-type or content-type. Both text and binary object content can be edited. - Locks objects while they are being edited. Automatically unlocks them when the editing session ends. - Can add file extensions automatically to improve syntax highlighting or file type detection. - Works with basic auth, cookie auth and Zope versions. Credentials are automatically passed down to the helper application. No need to reauthenticate. - HTTPS support (Openssl required) Submitted and maintained by Marc Winiger <winiger at msys.ch>
2004-11-21 05:32:15 -05:00
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= Zope product to use an external editor to edit Zope objects
Initial import of zope-externaleditor-0.8 The Zope External Editor is a new way to integrate Zope more seamlessly with client-side tools. It has the following features: - Edit objects locally, directly from the ZMI. - Works with any graphical editor application that can open a file from the command line, including: emacs, gvim, xemacs, nedit, gimp, etc. - Automatically saves changes back to Zope without ending the editing session. - Associate any client-side editor application with any Zope object by meta-type or content-type. Both text and binary object content can be edited. - Locks objects while they are being edited. Automatically unlocks them when the editing session ends. - Can add file extensions automatically to improve syntax highlighting or file type detection. - Works with basic auth, cookie auth and Zope versions. Credentials are automatically passed down to the helper application. No need to reauthenticate. - HTTPS support (Openssl required) Submitted and maintained by Marc Winiger <winiger at msys.ch>
2004-11-21 05:32:15 -05:00
Update to ExternalEditor 0.9.3 to allow accessing the management screen when this package is installed.
2007-03-30 08:54:29 -04:00
VERSION= 0.9.3
Initial import of zope-externaleditor-0.8 The Zope External Editor is a new way to integrate Zope more seamlessly with client-side tools. It has the following features: - Edit objects locally, directly from the ZMI. - Works with any graphical editor application that can open a file from the command line, including: emacs, gvim, xemacs, nedit, gimp, etc. - Automatically saves changes back to Zope without ending the editing session. - Associate any client-side editor application with any Zope object by meta-type or content-type. Both text and binary object content can be edited. - Locks objects while they are being edited. Automatically unlocks them when the editing session ends. - Can add file extensions automatically to improve syntax highlighting or file type detection. - Works with basic auth, cookie auth and Zope versions. Credentials are automatically passed down to the helper application. No need to reauthenticate. - HTTPS support (Openssl required) Submitted and maintained by Marc Winiger <winiger at msys.ch>
2004-11-21 05:32:15 -05:00
DISTNAME= ExternalEditor-${VERSION}-src
remove marc balmer as maintainer of all of his ports, to take away the illusion marc still maintains them. as requested by himself.
2009-09-15 13:37:21 -04:00
PKGNAME= zope-externaleditor-${VERSION}p1
Initial import of zope-externaleditor-0.8 The Zope External Editor is a new way to integrate Zope more seamlessly with client-side tools. It has the following features: - Edit objects locally, directly from the ZMI. - Works with any graphical editor application that can open a file from the command line, including: emacs, gvim, xemacs, nedit, gimp, etc. - Automatically saves changes back to Zope without ending the editing session. - Associate any client-side editor application with any Zope object by meta-type or content-type. Both text and binary object content can be edited. - Locks objects while they are being edited. Automatically unlocks them when the editing session ends. - Can add file extensions automatically to improve syntax highlighting or file type detection. - Works with basic auth, cookie auth and Zope versions. Credentials are automatically passed down to the helper application. No need to reauthenticate. - HTTPS support (Openssl required) Submitted and maintained by Marc Winiger <winiger at msys.ch>
2004-11-21 05:32:15 -05:00
CATEGORIES= www
Update to ExternalEditor 0.9.3 to allow accessing the management screen when this package is installed.
2007-03-30 08:54:29 -04:00
HOMEPAGE= http://plope.com/software/ExternalEditor/
Initial import of zope-externaleditor-0.8 The Zope External Editor is a new way to integrate Zope more seamlessly with client-side tools. It has the following features: - Edit objects locally, directly from the ZMI. - Works with any graphical editor application that can open a file from the command line, including: emacs, gvim, xemacs, nedit, gimp, etc. - Automatically saves changes back to Zope without ending the editing session. - Associate any client-side editor application with any Zope object by meta-type or content-type. Both text and binary object content can be edited. - Locks objects while they are being edited. Automatically unlocks them when the editing session ends. - Can add file extensions automatically to improve syntax highlighting or file type detection. - Works with basic auth, cookie auth and Zope versions. Credentials are automatically passed down to the helper application. No need to reauthenticate. - HTTPS support (Openssl required) Submitted and maintained by Marc Winiger <winiger at msys.ch>
2004-11-21 05:32:15 -05:00
# ZPL
PERMIT_PACKAGE_CDROM= Yes
PERMIT_PACKAGE_FTP= Yes
PERMIT_DISTFILES_CDROM= Yes
PERMIT_DISTFILES_FTP= Yes
Update to ExternalEditor 0.9.3 to allow accessing the management screen when this package is installed.
2007-03-30 08:54:29 -04:00
MASTER_SITES= ${HOMEPAGE}
Initial import of zope-externaleditor-0.8 The Zope External Editor is a new way to integrate Zope more seamlessly with client-side tools. It has the following features: - Edit objects locally, directly from the ZMI. - Works with any graphical editor application that can open a file from the command line, including: emacs, gvim, xemacs, nedit, gimp, etc. - Automatically saves changes back to Zope without ending the editing session. - Associate any client-side editor application with any Zope object by meta-type or content-type. Both text and binary object content can be edited. - Locks objects while they are being edited. Automatically unlocks them when the editing session ends. - Can add file extensions automatically to improve syntax highlighting or file type detection. - Works with basic auth, cookie auth and Zope versions. Credentials are automatically passed down to the helper application. No need to reauthenticate. - HTTPS support (Openssl required) Submitted and maintained by Marc Winiger <winiger at msys.ch>
2004-11-21 05:32:15 -05:00
EXTRACT_SUFX= .tgz
bump PKGNAME
2008-03-20 07:58:25 -04:00
MODULES= www/zope
Initial import of zope-externaleditor-0.8 The Zope External Editor is a new way to integrate Zope more seamlessly with client-side tools. It has the following features: - Edit objects locally, directly from the ZMI. - Works with any graphical editor application that can open a file from the command line, including: emacs, gvim, xemacs, nedit, gimp, etc. - Automatically saves changes back to Zope without ending the editing session. - Associate any client-side editor application with any Zope object by meta-type or content-type. Both text and binary object content can be edited. - Locks objects while they are being edited. Automatically unlocks them when the editing session ends. - Can add file extensions automatically to improve syntax highlighting or file type detection. - Works with basic auth, cookie auth and Zope versions. Credentials are automatically passed down to the helper application. No need to reauthenticate. - HTTPS support (Openssl required) Submitted and maintained by Marc Winiger <winiger at msys.ch>
2004-11-21 05:32:15 -05:00
do-install:
${INSTALL_DATA_DIR} ${MODZOPE_PRODUCTSDIR}
cd ${WRKDIR}; \
tar cf - ExternalEditor | tar xf - -C ${MODZOPE_PRODUCTSDIR}
.include <bsd.port.mk>
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