example_match_package.rb

This example demonstrates how to use contents. It displays details about the files installed by 'sys-apps/paludis'.

00001 #!/usr/bin/env ruby
00002 # vim: set sw=4 sts=4 et tw=100 :
00003 
00004 =begin description
00005 This example demonstrates how to use contents. It displays details about
00006 the files installed by 'sys-apps/paludis'.
00007 =end
00008 
00009 require 'Paludis'
00010 require 'example_command_line'
00011 
00012 include Paludis
00013 
00014 exit_status = 0
00015 
00016 # We start with an Environment, respecting the user's '--environment' choice.
00017 env = EnvironmentFactory.instance.create(ExampleCommandLine.instance.environment)
00018 
00019 # Fetch all installed packages
00020 ids = env[Selection::AllVersionsSorted.new(
00021     Generator::All.new | Filter::InstalledAtRoot.new("/"))]
00022 
00023 # Fetch the 'system' and 'world' sets. Ordinarily we should check for
00024 # Nil here, but these two sets will always exist.
00025 system = env.set('system')
00026 world = env.set('world')
00027 
00028 # For each ID:
00029 ids.each do | id |
00030     # Is it paludis?
00031     if match_package(env, parse_user_package_dep_spec('sys-apps/paludis', env, []), id, nil, [])
00032         puts id.to_s.ljust(49) + ': paludis'
00033     elsif match_package_in_set(env, system, id, [])
00034         puts id.to_s.ljust(49) + ': system'
00035     elsif match_package_in_set(env, world, id, [])
00036         puts id.to_s.ljust(49) + ': world'
00037     else
00038         puts id.to_s.ljust(49) + ': nothing'
00039     end
00040 end
00041 
00042 exit exit_status
00043