class Solaris::Contents::Pkg

Class to represent a package in the contents(4) file. Package names may be prefixed with a single character (and passed to the constructor). The semantics of that single character are not publicly supported but are described in usr/src/cmd/svr4pkg/hdrs/libinst.h:

#define INST_RDY    '+'    entry is ready to installf -f   
#define RM_RDY      '-'    entry is ready for removef -f   
#define NOT_FND     '!' /* entry (or part of entry) was not found */
#define SERVED_FILE '%' /* using the file server's RO partition */
#define STAT_NEXT   '@' /* this is awaiting eptstat */
#define DUP_ENTRY   '#' /* there's a duplicate of this */
#define CONFIRM_CONT    '*' /* need to confirm contents */
#define CONFIRM_ATTR    '~' /* need to confirm attributes */
#define ENTRY_OK    '\0'    /* entry is a confirmed file */

Constants

STATUS_BY_STR: Hash to map status strings to their symbolic representation.
STATUS_BY_SYM: Hash to map status symbols to their string representation.

Attributes

name[RW]

The name of this package, without status indicator.

status[RW]

The status if this package as a symbol (see STATUS_BY_SYM).

Public Class Methods

new(pkg) click to toggle source

# File lib/solaris/contents/pkg.rb, line 44
def initialize(pkg)
  # Use #chr for ruby 1.8 compatibility
  status_char = pkg[0].chr
  if STATUS_BY_STR.keys.include?(status_char)
    @name = pkg[1..-1]
    @status = STATUS_BY_STR[status_char]
  else
    @name = pkg
    @status = :entry_ok
  end
end

Public Instance Methods

to_s() click to toggle source

# File lib/solaris/contents/pkg.rb, line 56
def to_s
  STATUS_BY_SYM[@status] + @name
end