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PiSiDo
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PiSiDo is developed to create pisi packages which is the package manager of the Pardus.
Aim of the PiSiDo is to be a start point which are new to PISI package system.
And also to be a simple program to make packages from source code for end users.
PiSiDo does not use PISI features at full capacity. It collects necessery information
to build basic packages.
Features
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* While building :
* Writes GUI fields to pspec.xml file.
* Make ready tamplate, highlihting and autocomplete at the actions.py file.
* Can manage patches.
* Can label files and directories which are created after build.
* You can operate only up to defined build steps.
* While importing :
* Reads pspec.xml from defined workspace directory. After import, the fiels
in the XML file will untouched which have no match at the GUI.
* You can edit imported actions.py.
* You can see the history of the package.
* While creating the menu icon :
* Creates an example .desktop and icon file.
* You can change view with movable and dockable windows.
* You can see what is happining during build phase from internal terminal.
License
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This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
the terms of the latest version of GNU General Public License.
Please read the LICENSE file for the license.
Usage
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Please read help/help_en_US.pdf or Help in the program.
Install
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To install, Qt development toolsand packages, QTermWidget and QScintilla2 development
files must install ot the system.
Required pakages can install on to Pardus like this :
sudo pisi it -c system.devel
sudo pisi it qt-creator
sudo pisi it qscintilla2-devel
sudo pisi it qtermwidget-devel
To compile and run program enter these commands :
cd pisido_source_code_directory
qmake pisido.pro
make
./pisido
If you want to install it:
make install
Also you can make a pisi package with PiSiDo to install itself :)
Language Files
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If you want to add a new language file, you can make a pisi package which will install
pisido_*.qm file to the /usr/share/pisido/translations/ and help_*.pdf file to
/usr/share/pisido/help/. PiSiDo is searching pisido_*.qm files for the language selection.