Ticket #23305: Portfile

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# $Id: Portfile 54316 2009-07-24 19:38:59Z snc@macports.org $

PortSystem                      1.0

name                            crswallow
version                         0.2
revision                        1
categories                      sysutils
platforms                       darwin
maintainers                     gmail.com:stefan.van.der.eijk openmaintainer

description                     crswallow processes text lines passed in from stdin and forwards most of them to stdout/stderr.
long_description                This software is a text filter for Linux/Unix environments. It processes text lines passed in from \
stdin and forwards most of them to stdout/stderr. \
Text lines which contain the carriage return character (cr) are often used by software to print progress information \
on a text console. They repeatedly update a single line on screen with the latest status. One example of such a software \
is the video encoding software mencoder. \
Some tools update the status very often, e.g. mencoder may do so several hundred times per second. \
Such output can be very disturbing when running software over a remote terminal connection with low \
bandwidth. Completely filtering such output is often not an opttion for jobs running over an extended \
period of time, because a limited amount of progress information is still desirable. \
The crswallow filter can limit status output to a single update in a given time interval, for example \
once per second.
                                
homepage                        http://code.google.com/p/crswallow/
master_sites                    http://crswallow.googlecode.com/files/

checksums           md5     f1a751c0ea8891ec1682d4ea209fc3b0 \
                    sha1    96701106de01db3e4b46e799ff23b8537019410c \
                    rmd160  781d40d2fd00eafdbe9076ec9dfbf40670beef2e

worksrcdir                      ${name}
use_configure                   no
build.target                    ${name}

destroot {
file mkdir -p ${destroot}${prefix}/bin
xinstall ${worksrcpath}/${name} ${destroot}${prefix}/bin/
}