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commit slakmagik's patch implement a feature request that allows user to do a string search by installed packages only; thanks to slakmagik for the patch

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chess.griffin 2009-02-23 21:50:38 +00:00
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@ -1640,7 +1640,24 @@ gen_search_package () {
}
string_search() {
# if the search string is prefixed with 'inst:', then the user only wants
# to search installed packages, so this shaves the 'inst:' off, and
# generates a potentially huge path consisting only of installed *SBo
# packages to hand to find. Otherwise, just search for $1 in REPO as
# usual.
if [[ "${SEARCH_TERM%%:*}" == "inst" ]]; then
local SEARCH_TERM="${SEARCH_TERM#*:}"
local SBOPKGS=($(ls /var/log/packages/*_SBo))
for (( i=0; i<${#SBOPKGS[*]}; i++ )); do
local PKGNAME=$(echo ${SBOPKGS[$i]} |
sed 's,.*/,,;s/-[^-]*-[^-]*-[^-]*$//')
local INST_PKGS+="$LOCALREPO/$SLACKVER/*/$PKGNAME "
done
local FIND_PATH="$INST_PKGS"
else
local SEARCH_TERM="$1"
local FIND_PATH="$REPO"
fi
local REPO="$LOCALREPO/$SLACKVER"
local MENU_FILE=$TMP/sbopkg_menu-file
local PICKED_FILE=$TMP/sbopkg_picked-file
@ -1649,7 +1666,7 @@ string_search() {
# the sed expression processes find's output into data usable for the menu
# file but the first two parts are needed to sanitize the input - which
# raises the question of true general sanitizing of this input
( find $REPO -iname 'README' -exec egrep -iwm1 "$SEARCH_TERM" {} + |
( find $FIND_PATH -iname 'README' -exec egrep -iwm1 "$SEARCH_TERM" {} + |
sed "
s,\",\',g
s/\\\/\\\\\\\\/g
@ -2786,12 +2803,15 @@ main_search() {
<PKG> search or a string <String> search.\n\nThe package \
search executes a glob search on package names in \
$REPO.\n\nThe string search executes 'grep -iwm1 \
\"<your_string>\"' on the README files in the repo. This \
\"your_string\"' on the README files in the repo. This \
means it returns the first matching line from the README \
files, where the line contains a case-insensitive word \
that matches your string, where a 'word' is a sequence of \
alphanumeric characters and underscores. For details, see \
the egrep(1) manual page.")" 0 0
the egrep(1) manual page.\n\nIf the search string is \
prefixed with \"inst:\" in the form \"inst:your_string\", \
then it will search for \"your_string\" within installed \
packages only.")" 0 0
continue
;;
0) PKG=yes ;;