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Alien::Package::Tgz(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation				  Alien::Package::Tgz(3pm)

NAME
Alien::Package::Tgz - an object that represents a tgz package DESCRIPTION
This is an object class that represents a tgz package, as used in Slackware. It also allows conversion of raw tar files. It is derived from Alien::Package. CLASS DATA
scripttrans Translation table between canoical script names and the names used in tgz's. METHODS
checkfile Detect tgz files by their extention. install Install a tgz with installpkg. Pass in the filename of the tgz to install. installpkg (a slackware program) is used because I'm not sanguine about just untarring a tgz file. It might trash a system. scan Scan a tgz file for fields. Has to scan the filename for most of the information, since there is little useful metadata in the file itself. unpack Unpack tgz. prep Adds a populated install directory to the build tree. build Build a tgz. AUTHOR
Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net> perl v5.12.3 2011-06-11 Alien::Package::Tgz(3pm)

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Alien::Package::Slp(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation				  Alien::Package::Slp(3pm)

NAME
Alien::Package::Slp - an object that represents a slp package DESCRIPTION
This is an object class that represents a slp package. It is derived from Alien::Package. CLASS DATA
The following data is global to the class, and is used to describe the slp package format, which this class processes directly. footer_size Complete sizeof(slpformat) from slp.h in the stampede package manager source. footer_packstring This is the pack format string for the footer. (A=space terminated character, I=unsigned integer.) footer_version What package format are we up to now? (Lowest one this is still compatable with.) archtrans This is a translation table between architectures and the number that represents them in a slp package. fieldlist This is a list of all the fields in the order they appear in the footer. FIELDS
compresstype Holds the compression type used in the slp file. slpkgversion Holds the slp package format version of the slp file. METHODS
checkfile Detect slp files by their extention. install Install a slp. Pass in the filename of the slp to install. getfooter Pulls the footer out of the slp file and returns it. scan Implement the scan method to read a slp file. unpack Unpack a slp file. They can be compressed in various ways, depending on what is in the compresstype field. build Build a slp. conffiles Set/get conffiles. When the conffiles are set, the format used by slp (a colon-delimited list) is turned into the real list that is used internally. The list is changed back into slp's internal format when it is retreived. copyright Set/get copyright. When the copyright is set, the number used by slp is changed into a textual description. This is changed back into a number when the value is retreived. arch Set/get arch. When the arch is set, the number used by slp is changed into a textual description. This is changed back into a number when the value is retreived. release Set/get release version. When the release version is retreived, it is converted to an unsigned integer, as is required by the slp package format. AUTHOR
Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net> perl v5.14.2 2011-07-07 Alien::Package::Slp(3pm)
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