This isn't a problem in the sense that I solved it by installing the library - but shouldn't it be picked up as a dep?
Very useful tool!
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However it does produce this message, many, many times:
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at /usr/lib/perl5/5.12.3/Pkgtxt2db/Pkgtxt2db.pm line 147
pkgtxt2db depends on libwww-perl
Re: pkgtxt2db depends on libwww-perl
Yes, you're right, it will be fixed, thank you.This isn't a problem in the sense that I solved it by installing the library - but shouldn't it be picked up as a dep?
It's just because it is too verboseHowever it does produce this message, many, many times:
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at /usr/lib/perl5/5.12.3/Pkgtxt2db/Pkgtxt2db.pm line 147
You see that message every times a variable get an empty value.
It's not a bug, I will make it less verbose
Thank you very muchVery useful tool!
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Re: pkgtxt2db depends on libwww-perl
Somewhat off-topic- what data type is this? A native Python one or part of the csv module?
(That was the first line I got out of the output from pkgtxt2db when I opened it with Python's csv module. Note that the format of the first item is different from the rest.)
I'm a Python beginner, but if I can work out how to get at the data, I think I can manage to write a useful script.
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['pkgname;"pkgver";"arch";"pkgrel";"location";"dep";"sizeC";"sizeU";"Desc"']
I'm a Python beginner, but if I can work out how to get at the data, I think I can manage to write a useful script.