Mac::Growl?
Bradley Giesbrecht
brad at pixilla.com
Sat May 1 12:06:40 PDT 2010
On May 1, 2010, at 11:48 AM, Steve Morris wrote:
>> Also, if there are tests that are not being done at p5-mac-growl
>> install
>> time let's fix that too.
>
> The instructions with the growl site download told me to run "make
> test" after the build.
man portfile
I updated the Portfile in trac.
http://trac.macports.org/attachment/ticket/24748/Portfile
Added maintainer and "test.run yes".
> I think this is standard for perl packages from
> CPAN. When I did so four growl notices appeared. Unfortunately the doc
> also pointed out that the test always passes because there was no way
> for the test itself to know if it worked. It depends on the user
> seeing the notice. That definitely did not happen with the macports
> install. And there were no test lines during the install.
>
> bash-3.2$ sudo port install p5-mac-growl
> ---> Computing dependencies for p5-mac-growl
> ---> Fetching p5-mac-growl
> ---> Verifying checksum(s) for p5-mac-growl
> ---> Extracting p5-mac-growl
> ---> Configuring p5-mac-growl
> ---> Building p5-mac-growl
> ---> Staging p5-mac-growl into destroot
> ---> Installing p5-mac-growl @0.67_0
> ---> Activating p5-mac-growl @0.67_0
> ---> Cleaning p5-mac-growl
> bash-3.2$
>
>> If you don't mind me asking, what are you wanting Mac::Growl for?
>
> Currently I'm just exploring it for personal use. I don't like the
> notifications I get from google sync for my gmail account so I want to
> write a better filter.
Ok, so not related to kdenlive:)
// Brad
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