10-31-2005
I assume you are referring to the variables with the tput options.
The program is not really connected right now, it is in separate files.
Is it still possible to only declare them in one file and use them in the other files?
Thank you for the tips, they really helped me get everything straightened out.
Eric
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dh_consoledata
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NAME
dh_consoledata - declare console data files
SYNOPSIS
dh_consoledata [debhelper options] [-n]
DESCRIPTION
This program is meant to assist in building a package that provides data files for the console. It is still in the early stages of
developement, and many features are still missing or partly implemented. Please look at /usr/share/doc/console-common/TODO for more
details.
For now this program takes a debian/package.keymaps file, installs in in the package build directory, and creates the debian/package.config
and debian/package.templates files.
It also makes the ${console:depends} variable available for the control file. This variable should be referenced in the Depends field, as
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OPTIONS
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Do not modify postinst/postrm scripts.
-d Install the debconf templates and config script (and add the postinst fragment, unless -n is also specified), even if there is no
debian/package.keymaps file. This is normally intended for internal use, be careful that the name of the option and its semantics will
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SEE ALSO
debhelper(1)
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AUTHOR
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