Neil Williams wrote:
AIUI the information is there it is just difficult to extract with simple toolsOn Sat, 26 May 2012 15:57:01 +0100 peter green <plugwash@p10link.net> wrote:Anyway onto my question. Does there exist a tool that can take a "Sources" file and a "Packages" file and give me a list of binaryInsufficient input - the version in the Packages file won't necessarily be related to the version in Sources - there exist packages in the archive where the source version differs from the binary version and not just with +b1 etc.
because you have to hande three seperate cases.1: Source field not present: In this case the source version is the same as the
binary version and source package name is the same as binary package name 2: Source field is present but does not contain brackets: In this case the source package name comes from the source field and the source version is the same as the binary version3: Source field is present and contains brackets. In this case the source field
must be parsed to produced both the source package name and source version.