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package Cache::Apt::Package;
use Class::Struct;
use Exporter;
use Data::Dumper;
use strict;
use warnings;
use vars qw(@ISA @EXPORT $verbose );
@ISA=qw(Exporter);
@EXPORT=qw( lookup_pkg output_pkg );
=pod
=head1 Name
Cache::Apt::Package - Package handler for apt-cross and related tools
=head2 Description
Turns the awkward libapt-pkg-perl API into an Object-oriented
set of structs that can be passed around between scripts.
Uses an extensively modified portion of NorthernCross
to provide the data contained in the structs. Together with
Cache and Config, Package will form a new Debian package:
libcache-apt-perl
The structures are designed to be discrete and do not contain
self-referencing variables as are found in apt-pkg-perl. All instances
can be safely used with Data::Dumper to inspect the contents - most
functions support a $verbose setting that can dump the contents of the
current package to the console using Data::Dumper.
=head1 Copyright and Licence
Copyright (C) 2007 Neil Williams <codehelp@debian.org>
This package is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
=head1 Bugs
Please report bugs via the Debian Bug Tracking System.
=head1 Support
All enquiries to the C<<debian-embedded@lists.debian.org>> mailing list.
=cut
=head1 AptCrossPackage
The struct that is used to describe a package.
Note that Depends is an array - it needs to be an array of
AptCrossDependency structs.
struct (AptCrossPackage => {
"Package" => '$',
"Version" => '$',
"Source" => '$',
"Distribution" => '$',
"Architecture" => '$',
"Maintainer" => '$',
"Size" => '$',
"Installed" => '$',
"Section" => '$',
"Priority" => '$',
"Build_Depends" => '$',
"Build_Depends_Indep" => '$',
"Depends" => '@',
"Description" => '$',
"Summary" => '$',
"Recommends" => '$',
"Suggests" => '$',
"Filename" => '$',
"Provides" => '$',
"FileMD5Hash" => '$',
});
=cut
struct (AptCrossPackage => {
"Package" => '$',
"Version" => '$',
"Source" => '$',
"Distribution" => '$',
"Architecture" => '$',
"Cross_Architecture" => '$',
"Maintainer" => '$',
"Size" => '$',
"Installed" => '$',
"Section" => '$',
"Priority" => '$',
"Build_Depends" => '$',
"Build_Depends_Indep" => '$',
"Depends" => '@',
"Description" => '$',
"Summary" => '$',
"Recommends" => '$',
"Suggests" => '$',
"Filename" => '$',
"Provides" => '$',
"FileMD5Hash" => '$',
});
=head1 AptCrossDependency
AptCrossPackage->Depends is an array of
AptCrossDependency instances describing the
dependency.
VersionLimit is the version indicator for this dependency and the
version string itself - but not the parentheses.
e.g.
>= 1.2.3-1
<< 0.56-2
>> 1.3~r345-1
struct (AptCrossDependency => {
"Package" => '$',
"VersionLimit" => '$',
"Installed" => '$',
"Type" => '$',
});
=cut
struct (AptCrossDependency => {
"Package" => '$',
"VersionLimit" => '$',
"Installed" => '$',
"Type" => '$',
});
sub populate_depends
{
my ($depends, $pkg) = @_;
my @list=();
foreach my $name (keys %$depends)
{
my $dep = new AptCrossDependency;
$dep->Package($name);
$dep->VersionLimit($$depends{$name}[0]);
$dep->Installed($$depends{$name}[1]);
$dep->Type($$depends{$name}[2]);
push @list, $dep;
}
$$pkg->Depends(\@list);
}
=head1 lookup_pkg
Populate an AptCrossPackage with data from the cache.
Use this function to remove some of the pain of working directly
with the apt-pkg-perl constructs or even AptCross::Cache functions.
Note that this lookup operates on the binary package name.
=cut
sub lookup_pkg
{
my $pkg = shift;
$verbose = Cache::Apt::Lookup::get_verbose();
my $rec = Cache::Apt::Lookup::binlookup($pkg->Package);
print Dumper ($rec) if ($verbose >= 4);
$pkg->Version($rec->{VerStr});
# all dpkg-cross packages are Architecture: all
if ($pkg->Package =~ /-([^\-]+)-cross$/)
{
$pkg->Cross_Architecture($1);
$pkg->Architecture("all");
}
(defined $rec->{SourcePkg}) ? $pkg->Source($rec->{SourcePkg}) : $pkg->Source($pkg->Package);
#$pkg->Size();
#$pkg->Installed();
$pkg->Section($rec->{Section});
$pkg->Priority($rec->{Priority});
$pkg->Maintainer($rec->{Maintainer});
$pkg->Build_Depends();
$pkg->Build_Depends_Indep();
$pkg->Depends();
$pkg->Description($rec->{LongDesc});
$pkg->Summary($rec->{ShortDesc});
(defined $rec->{Recommends}) ? $pkg->Recommends($rec->{Recommends}) : undef;
(defined $rec->{Suggests}) ? $pkg->Suggests($rec->{Suggests}) : undef;
(defined $rec->{FileName}) ? $pkg->Filename($rec->{FileName}) : undef;
my $str = Cache::Apt::Lookup::get_provides($pkg->Package);
(defined $str) ? $pkg->Provides($str) : undef;
if (defined($pkg->Filename) && ($pkg->Filename =~ /_([^_]*)\.deb$/))
{
$pkg->Architecture($1);
}
# reset Architecture: all packages
if (defined($pkg->Filename) && ($pkg->Filename =~ /_all\.deb$/))
{
$pkg->Architecture("all");
}
$pkg->FileMD5Hash($rec->{MD5Hash});
&get_depends_list ($pkg);
return \$pkg;
}
=head1 output_pkg
Creates output on STDOUT to imitate dpkg-query -s or apt-cache show
Certain values are not available via the current perl bindings.
=cut
sub output_pkg {
my $emp = shift;
print "Package: " . $$emp->Package . "\n" if ($$emp->Package);
print "Version: " . $$emp->Version . "\n" if ($$emp->Version);
print "Architecture: " . $$emp->Architecture . "\n" if ($$emp->Architecture);
print "Cross-Architecture: " . $$emp->Cross_Architecture . "\n"
if ($$emp->Cross_Architecture);
print "Maintainer: " . $$emp->Maintainer . "\n" if ($$emp->Maintainer);
print "Source: " . $$emp->Source . "\n" if ($$emp->Source);
my $dep = $$emp->Depends;
my $deps;
my $line = "";
my @a=();
foreach my $d (@$dep)
{
$deps = $$d->Type . ":";
$line .= $$d->Package . " (" . $$d->VersionLimit . ")" if ($$d->VersionLimit);
$line =~ s/\s\s+/ /g;
push @a, $line if ($line ne "");
undef ($deps) if ($line eq "");
$line="";
}
print $deps . join(", ",@a) . "\n" if (defined($deps));
print "Suggests: ".$$emp->Suggests."\n" if ($$emp->Suggests);
print "Recommends: ".$$emp->Recommends."\n" if ($$emp->Recommends);
print "Priority: " . $$emp->Priority . "\n" if ($$emp->Priority);
print "Section: " . $$emp->Section . "\n" if ($$emp->Section);
print "Filename: " . $$emp->Filename . "\n" if ($$emp->Filename);
print "Provides: " . $$emp->Provides . "\n" if ($$emp->Provides);
print "Size: " . $emp->Size . "\n" if ($$emp->Size);
print "MD5sum: " . $$emp->FileMD5Hash . "\n" if ($$emp->FileMD5Hash);
print "Description: " . $$emp->Description . "\n" if ($$emp->Description);
}
sub get_depends_list
{
my %sorter = ();
my @list=();
my $emp = shift;
my $dephash = Cache::Apt::Lookup::deplookup(\$emp);
foreach my $href (@$dephash)
{
foreach my $hh (keys %$href)
{
# TODO: bring the subroutine inline.
&populate_depends($$href{$hh}, \$emp);
my $nested = $$href{$hh};
while (my ($n, $g) = each (%$nested))
{
$g = $$nested{$n};
my $dep = new AptCrossDependency;
$dep->Package($n);
$dep->VersionLimit($$g[0]);
$dep->Installed($$g[1]);
$dep->Type($$g[2]);
push @list, \$dep;
}
}
}
$emp->Depends(\@list);
}
1;
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