Portfile for GEANT4

[Cristiano Fontana]

Thank you again!

I am working on the destroot phase now but I could not get xinstall to install full directory trees.
Since xinstall complains if asked to install a directory I can not use it.
Is there a simple way to do it?

I tried with the suggestion of the guide:

eval xinstall [glob ${workpath}/G4NDL${G4NDL_v}/*] ${destroot}${prefix}/share/geant4/data/G4NDL${G4NDL_v}

But it did not work:

Error: Target org.macports.destroot returned: xinstall: Inappropriate file type: /opt/local/var/macports/build/_Users_fontana_ports_science_geant4/work/G4NDL3.13/Capture

because that capture is a directory.

So I tried with some loops:

    foreach data {G4NDL${G4NDL_v} \
                  G4EMLOW${G4EMLOW_v} \
                  PhotonEvaporation${PhotonEvaporation_v} \
                  RadioactiveDecay${RadioactiveDecay_v} \
                  G4ABLA${G4ABLA_v} \
                  RealSurface${RealSurface_v}} {

        puts "-> Installing ${data}"
        foreach directory [exec find ${workpath}/${data}/ -type d ] {
            puts "--> Creating ${prefix}/share/geant4/data/${directory}"
            xinstall -d ${destroot}${prefix}/share/geant4/data/${directory}
            foreach file [glob -nocomplain -type f ${directory}/*] {
                puts "---> Installing ${file} to ${prefix}/share/geant4/data/${directory}"
                xinstall ${file} ${destroot}${prefix}/share/geant4/data/${directory}"
            }
        }
    }

but this works only if the current directory is the one that contains the directories: G4NDL${G4NDL_v} G4EMLOW${G4EMLOW_v} ...

Besides, the interpreter does not substitute the variables ${G4NDL_v} with their values:

Error: Target org.macports.destroot returned: find: /opt/local/var/macports/build/_Users_fontana_ports_science_geant4/work/G4NDL${G4NDL_v}/: No such file or directory

But if I put a line like:

puts "G4NDL${G4NDL_v} G4EMLOW${G4EMLOW_v} PhotonEvaporation${PhotonEvaporation_v} RadioactiveDecay${RadioactiveDecay_v} G4ABLA${G4ABLA_v} RealSurface${RealSurface_v}"

it gives the expected result:

G4NDL3.13 G4EMLOW6.9 PhotonEvaporation2.0 RadioactiveDecay3.2 G4ABLA3.0 RealSurface1.0

I am sorry for all these questions but it is kinda hard to get my grip on MacPorts scripts...

Il giorno 16/gen/2010, alle ore 19.57, Ryan Schmidt ha scritto:

> 
> On Jan 16, 2010, at 07:16, Cristiano Fontana wrote:
> 
>> What are notes how can I use them?
> 
> Just like the description or long_description. Put the word "notes" followed by your notes, using backslash to continue onto additional lines if desired.
> 
> 
>> Another question:
>> I have a bunch of data files that geant needs. Each of those files has a version number on it so I wanted to use a variable to define the version.
>> I tried with:
>> # Data files versions
>> G4NDL_v             3.13
>> G4EMLOW_v           6.9
>> PhotonEvaporation_v 2.0
>> RadioactiveDecay_v  3.2
>> G4ABLA_v            3.0
>> RealSurface_v       1.0
>> 
>> distfiles           geant${version}.tar.gz \
>>                   G4NDL.${G4NDL_v}.tar.gz \
>>                   G4EMLOW.${G4EMLOW_v}.tar.gz \
>>                   PhotonEvaporation.${PhotonEvaporation_v}.tar.gz \
>>                   G4RadioactiveDecay.${RadioactiveDecay_v}.tar.gz \
>>                   G4ABLA.${G4ABLA_v}.tar.gz \
>>                   RealSurface.${RealSurface_v}.tar.gz
>> 
>> but i get the error:
>> invalid command name "G4NDL_v"
> 
> Non-built-in variables must be set with the "set" command.
> 
> set G4NDL_v             3.13
> set G4EMLOW_v           6.9
> set PhotonEvaporation_v 2.0
> 
> etc.
>