On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 08:22:27PM +0100, David MENTRE wrote:
> After using Stephane's script as template, I have my Python script to
> list all binary packages. I have also some Python code to test if a
> file is an OCaml bytecode (match Caml1999X[0-9][0-9][0-9] pattern at the
> last 12 bytes of the file).
Ok, thanks for this tip. ... let's hope the regexp will be stable in the
future :)
> With "dpkg -S", I should be able to find the relevant binary packages
> that contain a bytecode. Is it possible to do the same as "dpkg -S" from
> Python code using, I suppose, python-debian code?
Nope, the file database AFAIK is not accessible via python-debian at the
moment, nor it is from python-apt. For the sake of performances I
suggest you to use apt-file instead of dpkg -S.
Thanks for the scripts.
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