This time done properly, as a separate port, rather than as a subpackage
of editors/vim. Individual languages can be selected via FLAVOR.
help and ok espie@
multi-packages are used when you have to build things together, but want
to separate the packages.
In this case, you have a bundle of things that do not even need to be
built together, that do not even share a MASTER_SITES, and were just bundled
because "they're related to vim".
This is deeply wrong. These files should be a separate port and packages.
Heck, they should be a separate port and several packages. Probably one
per-language.
Remove the gnome FLAVOR as it does not bring anything worthwhile.
(add pkgpath marker accordingly)
Merge a patch from Fedora to change default font from Times Roman to
DejaVu Serif that fixes font corruption issue on machines where
msttcorefonts are not installed.
ok jasper@
breaking cd /usr/ports && SUBDIR=some/path make something for
category makefiles. While there, also put spaces around += uniformously.
okay naddy@, jasper@
adding this into the nedit code made antoine and my eyes bleed, without success.
so instead tell users how add it to their own nedit config file
ok ajacoutot@
importer. This basically updates the xpdf version used by the
importer from xpdf-3.02pl3 to xpdf-3.02pl4 and probably addresses
CVE-2009-3603, CVE-2009-3604, CVE-2009-3605, CVE-2009-3606,
CVE-2009-3608, and CVE-2009-3609.
I tried to build the pdf importer with poppler, but it failed badly
on PDF files containing any graphics.
While here, disable the (snake oil) DRM "feature", like we already
do in xpdf and poppler, and pass the correct flags to the xpdf
build.
Note: the extension concept of this software is stupid^W"enterprise
ready". If you ever enabled the pdf importing extension, you will
have to disable and re-enable it to get the new extension installed
(somewhere under ~/.openoffice.org or similar).
"just fucking commit you slacker ;)" robert@
