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} |
1; |
} |
sub alias_search { qw(s) } |
#============================================================================ |
# tree |
# tree # shows the dependency tree for the default/current pkg |
# tree <\d+> # shows dep tree for numbered pkg in current search set |
# tree <pkg> # shows dep tree for given package |
# tree <url> # shows dep tree for package located at <url> |
# tree <glob> # searches for matches |
#============================================================================ |
sub smry_tree { ""shows package dependency tree"" } |
sub help_tree { <<'END' } |
tree -- Show Dependency Tree for Packages |
Synopsis |
tree Displays the dependency-tree of the current |
or default package |
tree <number> Displays the dependency-tree of the given <number> |
tree <range> Displays a <range> of dependency-trees |
tree <package name> Displays the dependency-tree of the named package |
tree <url> Displays the dependency-tree for the |
package at <url> |
tree <glob pattern> Performs a new search using <glob pattern> |
Description |
The tree command is used to show the ""dependency tree"" of a given |
package (additional packages that are required by the current package). |
For example: |
tree SOAP-lite |
returns: |
==================== |
SOAP-Lite 0.51 |
|__MIME-tools 5.316 |
| |__MailTools 1.15 |
| \__IO-stringy 1.216 |
| |
\__MIME-Lite 2.105 |
==================== |
SOAP-Lite requires four other packages. |
When tree is called without a <name> or <number> switch, the command |
will return the dependency tree of the first package in the default |
search result. If there is no default search, you will be requested to |
use search to find a package. |
END |
sub comp_tree { goto &comp_describe } |
sub run_tree { |
my $o = shift; |
my @args = @_; |
trace(1, ""PPM: tree @args\n""); |
# Check for anything that looks like a query. If it does, just |
# send it to search() instead. |
my $query = $o->raw_args || join ' ', @args; |
$query ||= ''; |
if ($query and not PPM::UI::is_pkg($args[0]) and not parse_range($query)) { |
$o->inform(""Wildcards detected; using 'search' instead...\n""); |
return $o->run('search', @_); |
} |
# No Args: describes current index of current result set, or 1. |
unless (@args) { |
my @search_results = $o->cache_sets('search'); |
my $search_result_current = $o->cache_set_current('search'); |
unless (@search_results and |
bounded(0, $search_result_current, $#search_results)) { |
$o->warn(""No search results to show dependency tree for -- "" . |
""use 'search' to find a package.\n""); |
return; |
} |
else { |
my @res = $o->cache_set('search'); |
my $npkgs = @res; |
$o->inform(""$SEP\n""); |
if ($o->cache_entry('search')) { |
my $n = $o->cache_set_index('search') + 1; |
$o->inform(""Package $n:\n""); |
$o->tree_pkg($o->cache_entry('search')); |
} |
elsif (defined $o->cache_entry('search', 0)) { |
$o->inform(""Package 1:\n""); |
$o->tree_pkg($o->cache_entry('search', 0)); |
$o->cache_set_index('search', 0); |
} |
else { |
$o->inform(""Search Results are empty -- use 'search' again.\n""); |
} |
$o->inform(""$SEP\n""); |
} |
} |
# Args provided |
else { |
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