py-sqlite & py-sqlite2 - determining dependents

[Kevin Ballard]

That can't be true. port dependents shows all the dependencies listed  
in the PortIndex for the given port. This means it doesn't show  
dependencies for variants, or any nested dependencies, but it does  
show the top level of them.

It also only shows them by port, it doesn't show which ones are  
already matched (either by path, or by port being installed).

For example, I have no idea what minicom, lrzsz, and keremit are, but  
I get the following

kballard> port deps minicom
minicom has runtime dependencies on:
     lrzsz
     kermit

It works similarly for py-sqlite and py-sqlite2.

On Dec 13, 2006, at 9:20 AM, Daniel J. Luke wrote:

>> 'port dependents foo'
>> seems not to display anything for either of them.
>
> port dependents only works on installed ports on your system ...

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Kevin Ballard
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