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-#!/usr/bin/perl -w
-#
-# enamecheck Copyright (c) Graham Forest <vladimir@gentoo.org>
-# This software is released under the GNU General Public License, v2 or later
-#
-# This script verifies that the naming of ebuilds is up to Gentoo spec
-# Yes, we know that somewhere around 600 existing ebuilds are illegally named
-#
-# Usage  : enamecheck category/name-version[_suffix[#]][_revision#]
-# Example: enamecheck media-video/mplayer-0.90_pre10-r5
-# Another: enamecheck x11-wm/openbox-2.2.3
-#
-# In this form, it prints "Passed: " or "Failed: ", then the ebuild name,
-# and returns 1 for pass, and 0 for fail
-#
-#
-# Alternate Usage: cat namelist | enamecheck
-# 
-# In this form, it prints a "Passed: " or "Failed: " line for each line that
-# comes in STDIN
-# 
-# If you find anything wrong with this, or would like to see new features,
-# please don't hesitate to mail me or catch me on IRC. Not that there's anything
-# wrong with it ^_^
-# 
-use strict;
-
-# This handles an ebuild name specified on the command line
-if(defined $ARGV[0]) {
-    if(verify($ARGV[0])) { print "Passed: $ARGV[0]\n"; exit 1}
-    else                 { print "Failed: $ARGV[0]\n"; exit 0}
-}
-
-# This handles a list of ebuild names piped through STDIN
-while(<>) {
-    if(verify($_)) { print "Passed: " }
-    else           { print "Failed: " }
-    print $_;
-}
-
-sub verify {
-    # The following regex is *not* a quick hack
-    # I decided I'd spare the non-Perlers among us, and use /x and comments on
-    # the regex. Ideally, the remaining portion of this script is two lines
-	#
-	# Note!: Last second I learned that portage is going case sensitive, so I
-	#        just added the case insensitivity operator to the end of the regex
-	
-    return 1 if $_[0] =~ m/^
-    
-    # The Gentoo standards describe four different fields which may be present
-    # in an ebuild name. 
-    
-    # The ebuild name is prefixed with the category name, which contains 
-    # lowercase letters and dashes. There is an actual list of valid categories,
-    # but I have left this rather simple due to lack of necessity
-    
-    [a-z\-]+
-    
-    # Which is followed by a backslash
-    
-    \/
-    
-    # Name:    May contain lowercase letters, numbers, and dashes
-    
-    [a-z\d\-]+
-    
-    # Which is followed by a dash
-    
-    -
-    
-    # Version: Any number of numbers and periods, optionally followed by a
-    #          single lowercase letter
-    
-    [\d\.]+[a-z]?
-    
-    # Suffix (Optional): An underscore, followed by 'alpha', 'beta', 'pre',
-    # 'rc', or 'p' which is optionally followed by a number
-    
-    (_(alpha|beta|pre|rc|p)\d*)?
-    
-    # Revision (Optional): '-r', optionally followed by a number
-    (-r\d+)?
-    $/ix;
-}