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["Dufflebunk" <dufflebunk AT go-nix.ca>]

Technicaly, the && don't matter in the provides file since the provides
function never fails. It's more a question of spell style than a sorcery
requirement.

--------- Original Message --------
> Quoting Martin Ruderer <martin AT lddd.org>:
> > Yes, there's lots of strange stuff going on there.
> > Some people are using the "provides" keyword in the
PROVIDES file, some
> > are not, some are using &&, some are not.
> >
> > Run that script and see the mess. ;-)
> > source /etc/sorcery/config
> > grimoire="/home/martin/p4/test_grimoire"
> >
> > for file in $(codex_find_in_grimoire $grimoire "PROVIDES");
do
> >     echo "-----------$(dirname $file)"
> >     cat "$file"
> > done | less
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Martin
>
> I was under the impression that the PROVIDES file followed the same format
as
> DEPENDS:
>
> <keyword> <option>
>
> And for multiple listings:
>
> <keyword> <option>  &&
> <keyword> <option>
>
> -sandalle
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