jlisting.sty enhances lstlisting environment provided by listings.sty for handling Japanese text. Use this package with listings.sty as: \usepackage{listings,jlisting} WWW: http://sourceforge.jp/projects/mytexpert/ Fix: Patch attached with submission follows:
Is this port still valid after all those latex ports were removed recently?
quick review of shar: use "NO_BUILD=yes" instead of empty "do-build:" target don't have post-install target with do-install target, just merge them to do-install. change "EXTRACT_SUFX= .bz2" to "USES+= tar:bz2" The post-install target looks very suspicious especially since it will not be run by package (you need a post-install script for that. But I don't know what it is supposed to do... So even if the port is still valid, it needs another iteration and poudriere test logs (either "testport" or "bulk -t") would be nice too.
Created attachment 146667 [details] shar file Thank you very much for comments. I updated and cleaned-up the port as the attached new shar file. I also attach some log files. Redport log can be found at https://redports.org/buildarchive/20140902081114-24629/ Regards,
Created attachment 146668 [details] "poudriere testport -j 100amd64 -o japanese/latex-jlisting" output
Created attachment 146669 [details] "portlint -AC" output
> change "EXTRACT_SUFX= .bz2" to "USES+= tar:bz2" That is not the case, because the distfile is not a tar'ed file - just a bzipped plain file named jlisting.sty.bz2. Thanks.
ok, thanks for the update. I'm moving this to "patch-ready" pool.
A commit references this bug: Author: marino Date: Sat Sep 20 15:28:03 UTC 2014 New revision: 368649 URL: http://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/ports/368649 Log: Add new port japanese/latex-jlisting PR: 188691 Submitted by: Hiroto Kagotani jlisting.sty enhances lstlisting environment provided by listings.sty for handling Japanese text. Changes: head/japanese/Makefile head/japanese/latex-jlisting/ head/japanese/latex-jlisting/Makefile head/japanese/latex-jlisting/distinfo head/japanese/latex-jlisting/pkg-descr
Okay, I made some changes, the most notable one is eliminating the pkg-plist file. I also stopped using $DISTNAME in the do-install target, which was necessary after removing the DISTNAME and WRKSRC definitions. There were other minor tweaks done as well, but it passes poudriere cleanly.