# /usr/libexec/src2pkg/DEFINES
# src2pkg version 1.0
# This file defines some of the variables for src2pkg which, in some cases,
#  a user might want or need to edit to change basic default behaviours of src2pkg.
# The syntax used in this files defiles variables in such a way 
# that they can still be overridden when needed.  ! [[ $VAR ]] && VAR=VALUE
# means if VAR is not given then set VAR to VALUE. Doing it this way lets you
# override the defaults for any build.
# This syntax is what allows you to pass command-line arguments or script
# commands which override these defaults. Once given like this: VAR=VALUE
# the VAR will always be VALUE, unless explicitly overridden later.

#####------------------ User Configured --------------------------#####


#####------------------ src2pkg Defaults --------------------------#####

! [[ $QUIET = "NO" ]] && QUIET="YES"
! [[ $COLOR_PROMPT = "NO" ]] && COLOR_PROMPT="YES"

# CREATOR is the default signature in slack-desc(PKG_DESC): Packaged by $CREATOR
! [[ $CREATOR ]] && CREATOR="src2pkg"

# SIG is a suffix to BUILD for signing packages
! [[ $SIG ]] && SIG=""

# By default most sources install to /usr/local, but that's for locally-compiled sources
# which are not packaged.
# Software for packages should install with prefix of  /usr or /opt/pkgname usually.
! [[ $PRE_FIX ]] && PRE_FIX="/usr"

# Here's where the standardized directories can be given, such as --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var/lib .
# ! [[ $STD_CONFIGS ]] && STD_CONFIGS="--sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var/lib "
# We leave this blank to avoid breaking some builds. Add any needed configure options to EXTRA_CONFIGS
# in your src2pkg script -this is just the sort of one-off build requirement that is best  documented there.
! [[ $STD_CONFIGS ]] && STD_CONFIGS=""

# Binary and library strip commands
# binaries are not usually sensitive to stripping. "-p --strip-unneeded" should always be safe.
# This:"-p -strip-all" strips even smaller, but is also sometimes risky, especially for libraries.
# It also marks all objects as stripped, even if nothing was stripped. Use with caution
! [[ $BIN_STRIP_COMMAND ]] && BIN_STRIP_COMMAND="-p --strip-unneeded"
# --strip-unneeded seems to work fine for most libraries but we use the safer -g or --strip-debug
! [[ $LIB_STRIP_COMMAND ]] && LIB_STRIP_COMMAND="-p --strip-debug"
# Always stripping seems safe as the default. I've had no problems using the above options.
! [[ $STRIP_BINS ]] && STRIP_BINS="YES"
! [[ $STRIP_LIBS ]]  && STRIP_LIBS="YES"
# If you need to keep libraries unstripped put STRIP_LIBS="NO" in your build script.

# Using bzip2 by default would be alright, but saves little space in this case. gzip is standard.
# Note that using SAVE_SPACE changes this to bzip2
! [[ $MAN_COMPRESS ]] && MAN_COMPRESS="gzip -9"

# These 4 set up a standard build environment that behaves like SlackBuild scripts
# the directory where the source tarball is located -can also be a link
! [[ $SOURCES_DIR ]] && SOURCES_DIR=$CWD
# SRC_BUILDS_DIR is the directory where the sources get built
! [[ $SRC_BUILDS_DIR ]] && SRC_BUILDS_DIR="/tmp"
#  PKG_BUILDS_DIR -where packages are pre-installed and assembled
! [[ $PKG_BUILDS_DIR ]] && PKG_BUILDS_DIR="/tmp"
#  PKG_DEST_DIR -where assembled packages are left
! [[ $PKG_DEST_DIR ]] && PKG_DEST_DIR="/tmp"
# installwatch needs a backup path -usually the same as SRC_BUILDS_DIR
! [[ $BACKUP_DIR ]] && BACKUP_DIR="/tmp"
# If you specify KEEP_BACKUPS=YES a .tgz archive is created in:
! [[ $BACKUPS_SAVE_DIR ]] && BACKUPS_SAVE_DIR="/tmp"

##

## Package corrections preferences
! [[ $CORRECT_NAMES ]] && CORRECT_NAMES="YES"
! [[ $CORRECT_MANS ]] && CORRECT_MANS="YES"
! [[ $CORRECT_DOCS ]] && CORRECT_DOCS="YES"
## even if you use the recommended corrections above, it
#  may be useful to not correct some or all perms (CVS SVN ?) sometimes
! [[ $CORRECT_PERMS ]] && CORRECT_PERMS="YES"
! [[ $CORRECT_SUID_PERMS ]] && CORRECT_SUID_PERMS="YES"

## AUTO_PATCH
! [[ $AUTO_PATCH ]] && AUTO_PATCH="YES"

# allow some compatibility for other package systems
! [[ $PKG_DESC ]] && PKG_DESC="slack-desc"
! [[ $INSTALLPKG ]] && INSTALLPKG=installpkg

## Declare a bunch of system directories. These are barely used in
## the real packaging routines but several checks are done using these
## lists to make sure you haven't given any of these as working directories, etc.

! [[ $BIN_DIRS ]] && \
BIN_DIRS="bin sbin usr/bin usr/sbin usr/X11R6/bin \
usr/local/bin usr/local/sbin opt/kde/bin opt/*/bin"

! [[ $INC_DIRS ]] && \
INC_DIRS="usr/include usr/local/include usr/X11/include \
opt/kde/include opt/*/include usr/share/aclocal usr/local/share/aclocal"

! [[ $LIB_DIRS ]] && \
LIB_DIRS="usr/lib usr/local/lib usr/X11/lib \
opt/kde/lib opt/*/lib"

! [[ $LOCALE_DIRS ]] && \
LOCALE_DIRS="usr/share/locale usr/local/share/locale \
usr/lib/locale usr/X11R6/lib/X11/locale"

! [[ $MAN_DIRS ]] && \
MAN_DIRS="./usr/local/man/man* ./usr/local/man/*/man* ./usr/local/info \
./usr/local/share/man/man* ./usr/local/share/man/*/man* \
./usr/local/share/info \
./usr/local/share/doc/*/man/man* ./usr/local/lib/*/man/man* \
././usr/man/man* ./usr/man/*/man* ./usr/info \
./usr/share/man/man* ./usr/share/man/*/man* ./usr/share/info \
./usr/X11R6/man/man* ./usr/lib/perl5/man/man* \
./usr/share/doc/*/man/man* ./usr/lib/*/man/man*"