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Subject: Re: Porters Handbook: choosing the right category
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Mike Brown wrote:

> [...] Does the winner come first or last? [...]
> The ports I am working on are in 3 categories:
>
>   python, www, textproc
>
> Would that be the right order? [...]

The directory your port lives in *always* has to be the first category.

So for www/xxx you have CATEGORIES=	www ...

since there is no ports/python, python can never be the first category.

-Oliver