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[gentoo-dev] Code review and main tree inclusion for java-mvn-src.eclass and java-pkg-simple.eclass

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Andrey Kislyuk

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Nov 18, 2009, 8:10:03 AM11/18/09
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Hi everyone,

I would like to commit a package to the main tree whose dependencies
include the freehep-* libraries from the java-experimental overlay.
Those in turn depend on java-mvn-src.eclass, which depends on
java-pkg-simple.eclass, both written by mvg.

So, I'd like to have these committed to the main tree, which means we
need a code review. Please see here:

http://overlays.gentoo.org/proj/java/browser/java-experimental/eclass

... and let's say after 30 days from this email pending resolution of
any complaints mvg and I will push these to main tree.

-ak

Christian Faulhammer

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Nov 18, 2009, 1:40:01 PM11/18/09
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Hi,

Andrey Kislyuk <wea...@gentoo.org>:


> ... and let's say after 30 days from this email pending resolution of
> any complaints mvg and I will push these to main tree.

You should review your docstrings. Some of them contain overlong
sentences, which are hard to grasp.

java-pkg-simple:
In my eyes, defining all local variables at the beginning of a function
makes it easier to read.

V-Li

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Christian Faulhammer

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Dec 10, 2009, 8:40:01 AM12/10/09
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Hi,

Martin von Gagern <Martin....@gmx.net>:

> Christian Faulhammer wrote:
> > java-pkg-simple:
> > In my eyes, defining all local variables at the beginning of a
> > function makes it easier to read.
>

> Sorry, Fauli, i totally missed your mail as it was only addressed to
> gentoo-dev, while I've been intently watching gentoo-java...

I am not subscribed to that list, so my mail would not get through.

> To sum things up: yes, I could change the local declarations, but I'd
> rather keep things as they are, unless you object more vehemently.

No problem, it was a matter of style.

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