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# The duplication of files in examples/{tcl,tk}/*.tcl is done
# intentionally by the upstream authors.
plplot-examples: duplicate-files usr/share/doc/plplot-examples/examples/tcl/*.tcl usr/share/doc/plplot-examples/examples/tk/*.tcl

# These shebang paths are chosen on purpose for the example scripts.
plplot-examples: example-unusual-interpreter /usr/share/doc/plplot-doc/examples/tk/xtk* [usr/share/doc/plplot-examples/examples/tk/tk*]

# There are hardcoded architecture tuples in some of the Makefiles,
# what justify this new package being Arch:any.
plplot-examples: package-contains-no-arch-dependent-files

# The repetition of path segment is intended.
plplot-examples: repeated-path-segment cmake [usr/share/doc/plplot-examples/examples/cmake/modules/language_support/cmake/*]

# This is a false positive. Even though the tcl/x* files are shell
# scripts, the location where the 'source' command appears contains
# actually Tcl code.
plplot-examples: bash-term-in-posix-shell 'source *' [usr/share/doc/plplot-examples/examples/t*/*:*]