提交: 93c0dfd495203fef2100ccb7dbcb41823c0e6608 - mingw.pkg (git)

Experimental package creation tool for MinGW.org

Commit MetaInfo

• 修訂: 93c0dfd495203fef2100ccb7dbcb41823c0e6608 (tree)
• 時間: 2019-09-11 07:17:20
• 作者: Keith Marshall <keith@user...>
• Commiter: Keith Marshall

Log Message

Correct layout anomalies in help text.

* src/modules/help.sh: Insert exactly one ASCII space character before
all sequences of significant tab characters, in tab-indented help text;
reduce sequences of two or more spaces, preceding any tab, to exactly
one space.

Change Summary

• modified: src/modules/help.sh

差異

--- a/src/modules/help.sh
+++ b/src/modules/help.sh
@@ -48,10 +48,10 @@
     cat <<-ETX
 	Options:
 	  -h, --help[=class]	Display help, and exit; "class" is any one of:--
-	  	synopsis	Show only the command synopsis.
-	  	options		Show the synopsis, and summary of options.
-	  	actions		Show the synopsis, and summary of action keywords.
-	  	all		Show the full "help" display; (this is the default).
+	 	synopsis	Show only the command synopsis.
+	 	options		Show the synopsis, and summary of options.
+	 	actions		Show the synopsis, and summary of action keywords.
+	 	all		Show the full "help" display; (this is the default).
 
 	  --licence		Display the $cmd licence, and exit.
 	  --license		A synonym for "--licence".
@@ -59,51 +59,51 @@
 	  -V, --version		Display the $cmd version, and exit.
 
 	  --srcdir=path		Specify the relative path from the build directory
-	  			to the package source tree; this becomes a "sticky"
-	  			setting, (i.e. once specified, it will be reused for
-	  			subsequent $cmd invocations within the current
-	  			build directory, unless subsequently redefined).
+	 			to the package source tree; this becomes a "sticky"
+	 			setting, (i.e. once specified, it will be reused for
+	 			subsequent $cmd invocations within the current
+	 			build directory, unless subsequently redefined).
 
 	  --arch=name		Specify the architecture for which the package is
-	  			to be built; if unspecified, "mingw32" is assumed.
+	 			to be built; if unspecified, "mingw32" is assumed.
 
 	  --identity="<name>-<version>"
-	  			Set the package identity explicitly, rather than
-				deducing it from the source directory name; this
-				is required when the source directory structure
-				has not been established at invocation time, e.g.
-				when importing a mingw-port specification.
+	 			Set the package identity explicitly, rather than
+	 			deducing it from the source directory name; this
+	 			is required when the source directory structure
+	 			has not been established at invocation time, e.g.
+	 			when importing a mingw-port specification.
 
 	  --option="spec"	Augment the set of options specified within the
-	  			package specification file; "spec" must take the
-	  			form of an "option" directive, as it would appear
-	  			within that file.
+	 			package specification file; "spec" must take the
+	 			form of an "option" directive, as it would appear
+	 			within that file.
 
 	  --keep-staged-image	Do not delete the staged package image, after
-	  			creating a distributable package set; (this option
-	  			is required, prior to use of the "--pre-staged"
-	  			option, when incrementally updating distributable
-	  		       	package sets.
+	 			creating a distributable package set; (this option
+	 			is required, prior to use of the "--pre-staged"
+	 			option, when incrementally updating distributable
+	 			package sets.
 
 	  --pre-staged		When creating a distributable package set, do not
-	  			run an "install" step, to refresh the staged image.
+	 			run an "install" step, to refresh the staged image.
 
 	  --ignore-untracked-files
-				Ignore the presence of untracked files, within the
-				source directory hierarchy, when creating a source
-				code distribution; normally, mingw-pkg will abort
-				when any untracked files, or uncommitted changes to
-				tracked files, are detected; this option allows the
-				operation to continue, in the presence of untracked
-				files, (but not if there are uncommitted changes).
+	 			Ignore the presence of untracked files, within the
+	 			source directory hierarchy, when creating a source
+	 			code distribution; normally, mingw-pkg will abort
+	 			when any untracked files, or uncommitted changes to
+	 			tracked files, are detected; this option allows the
+	 			operation to continue, in the presence of untracked
+	 			files, (but not if there are uncommitted changes).
 
 	  -v, --verbose		Make diagnostic output more verbose; currently,
-	    			this only enables progress reporting, when creating
-	  			distributable package sets in lzma or xz format.
+	   			this only enables progress reporting, when creating
+	 			distributable package sets in lzma or xz format.
 
 	  -c, --stdout		Direct output from the "mkspec" action to standard
-	  			output, rather than creating or overwriting the
-	  			default package specification file.
+	 			output, rather than creating or overwriting the
+	 			default package specification file.
 
 	ETX
       }
@@ -112,37 +112,37 @@
     cat <<-ETX
 	Actions:
 	  import		Download and unpack the upstream source tarball,
-	  			after having first done likewise for an associated
+	 			after having first done likewise for an associated
 	 			mingw-port specification file, if necessary.
 
 	  initialize		Prepare the development environment, considering
-	  			the current state of the package directory as being
-	  			representative of the clean upstream package, for
-	  			progression towards a MinGW port.
+	 			the current state of the package directory as being
+	 			representative of the clean upstream package, for
+	 			progression towards a MinGW port.
 
 	  mkspec		Create a package specification template, at the
-	  			appropriate location within the package source tree;
-	  			this should then be edited manually, to customize it
-	  			for the particular package to which it relates.
+	 			appropriate location within the package source tree;
+	 			this should then be edited manually, to customize it
+	 			for the particular package to which it relates.
 
 	  patch			Apply the series of patches, if any, which accompany
-	  			the package specification file.
+	 			the package specification file.
 
 	  configure		Run the configure script, if any in the top source
-	  			directory, to prepare the package for compilation.
+	 			directory, to prepare the package for compilation.
 
 	  compile		Compile the package, in whatever state is currently
-	  			represented by the content of the package directory.
+	 			represented by the content of the package directory.
 
 	  install		Install the package, either into its ultimate
-	  			location, or into a staging directory tree, prior
-	  			to creating a distributable package set.
+	 			location, or into a staging directory tree, prior
+	 			to creating a distributable package set.
 
 	  distribute		Create a distributable package set.
 
 	  mkxml			Create an initial mingw-get catalogue entry file,
-	  			for the distributable package set; (note that this
-	  			may require further manual editing).
+	 			for the distributable package set; (note that this
+	 			may require further manual editing).
 
 	  clean			Clean build files from the package directory tree.