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Subject: make options target in bsd.port.mk
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Hi

on the recent discussion on how to find out the variour WITH* options in a=
=20
ports Makefile it sounds like a good idea, I think all of us have been tire=
d=20
of checking inside the actual Makefiles to find out what options are=20
available.

I have the following in my bsd.port.mk

=2Eif !target(options)
options:
        @${ECHO_CMD} | ${GREP} "(WITH" Makefile | ${GREP} -v endif
=2Eendif

it is not pretty, but it works for the ports I use and have installed the=20
output is not ideal but as a quick help it works great

11:05pm mdouhan @ [dragonfruit] /usr/ports/x11-toolkits/qt32 > make options
=2Eif !defined(WITHOUT_XFT)
=2Eif !defined(WITHOUT_OPENGL)
=2Eif !defined(WITHOUT_CUPS)
=2Eif !defined(WITHOUT_OPENGL)
=2Eif !defined(WITHOUT_XFT)
11:05pm mdouhan @ [dragonfruit] /usr/ports/x11-toolkits/qt32 >


just my 2 cents worth, and sure it possibly breaks in a zillion ways so use=
 it=20
at your own risk.

rgds

Matt

=2D-=20
Matt Douhan
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