- use "[" instead of "test"
- remove double quotes where word splitting does not occur
- revise some "sed" statements
- use "((" construct where possible
- use "return" in place of long winded "if" statements
- use "+=" where possible
- use "type" instead of "which"
- use "[[" construct where appropriate
- avoid using escaped double quotes where possible
- use "+=" where possible
- remove "useless use of cat"
- "awk" statement refactoring
- replace 'echo ""' with 'echo'
- utilize "||" as continuation character, remove unneeded "\"
- remove excess empty lines
- replace "shift; shift" with "shift 2"
- move redirects to end of line
- removed several "useless use of cat"
- refactored several "awk" statements
- replace 'echo ""' with 'echo'
Currently apt-cyg has a circular dependency on wget. This can be resolved the
following ways, but each has problems
- setup-x86_64
you can run a command like "setup-x86_64 -qP wget" but this is not desirable
because it just spawns the gui, which was probably what apt-cyg was designed
to prevent in the first place
- using /dev/tcp
this is a good solution but does not work for "https://" URLs
- using telnet
this is a windows component but is disabled by default
- using curl
like wget, this does not come with base Cygwin
- using powershell
this is available for XP and later, but only comes preinstalled with Windows 7
and later
This commit would allow a "wget" Bash function to be used if "wget.exe" is not
found, for example
http://github.com/svnpenn/dotfiles/blob/19b7b76/.bashrc#L54-L67
My function uses powershell, but a function using any of the above methods would
work.
Cygwin recently introduced an x86_64 version and so all the mirrors
now have x86 or x86_64 in their paths, depending on which version
you've installed.
The only change required is when the setup file is fetched.
The setup file itself contains the paths prefixed with either
x86 or x86_64
git-svn-id: https://apt-cyg.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@28 f2a461e8-04e4-11de-bcc6-d9108be23e13
Cygwin recently introduced an x86_64 version and so all the mirrors
now have x86 or x86_64 in their paths, depending on which version
you've installed.
The only change required is when the setup file is fetched.
The setup file itself contains the paths prefixed with either
x86 or x86_64
Steven Penny
info@skl.me
Stephen Lang
Ryan Duryea
Leszek Cimala
Stephen Jungels
sjungels
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