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PORTDEPENDS(1)	      User Contributed Perl Documentation	PORTDEPENDS(1)

NAME
       portdepends -- list the dependency tree for a port

SYNOPSIS
       portdepends [-h] [-s style] [-c dir] [-C file] [-o file] dir...

DESCRIPTION
       portdepends displays the dependency tree for each port origin listed on
       the command line.  Dependency relationships are read from the portindex
       cache file.  By default dependencies are displayed textually, in a
       recursive fashion without flattening any of the lists as is done in
       generating an INDEX file: this leads to a great deal of repetition and
       much longer output than might be expected for some ports. To suppress
       the repetition of dependency subtrees, use the --style=short or -s s
       command line option. This visits each node in the dependency tree at
       most once.  For graphical output use the --style=graph or -s g option.
       This generates canonical GraphViz format, which can be read into dot to
       render the graph as an image.

       Output is tagged with a label showing which of the six possible
       dependency types exist between each port and its immediate superior.
       In addition edges in the graphical output are colour coded:

       E       EXTRACT_DEPENDS (yellow)

       P       PATCH_DEPENDS (Cyan)

       F       FETCH_DEPENDS (Magenta)

       B       BUILD_DEPENDS (Red)

       R       RUN_DEPENDS (Green)

       L       LIB_DEPENDS (Blue)

       For example: GraphViz format output can be rendered as a PNG image like
       this:

       "portdepends -s g ports-mgmt/p5-FreeBSD-Portindex | dot -Tpng -o
       FP.png"

       Dependency levels in textual output are indicated by indenting the
       dependent port name inseting a string "- " for each level.

   Configuration Files
       portdepends shares configuration files with portindex, cache-init,
       cache-update and find-updated.  Any configuration settings are taken
       from the following locations, where the later items on this list
       override the earlier:

       ·       Built-in settings from the FreeBSD::Portindex::Config perl
	       module.

       ·       The system wide configuration file /usr/local/etc/portindex.cfg

       ·       The per-user configuration file ${HOME}/.portindexrc (ignored
	       if the program is being run by the superuser)

       ·       The local configuration file, found in the current working
	       directory of the portdepends process ./.portindexrc (ignored if
	       the program is being run by the superuser)

       ·       The program command line.

       All of the configuration files are optional.  A summary of the
       resultant configuration options including the effect of any command
       line settings is printed as part of the help text when portindex is
       invoked with the "-h" option.

OPTIONS
       -h
       --help  Print a brief usage message and a summary of the configuration
	       settings after command line processing and then exit.

       -s { short | s | graph | g | default }
       --style { short | ... }
	       Choose the output style.

	       short or s
		       Visit each dependency node only once.  Avoids
		       repetetive printing of various dependency sub-trees,
		       and can reduce the amount of output a great deal for
		       complicated dependency trees.

	       graph or g
		       Generate canonical GraphViz format suitable for
		       rendering into an image by dot

	       default or any other text
		       Print out the full dependency tree, recursing into each
		       sub-branch as many times as there are dependency links
		       to that branch.	This is the default.

       -c dir
       --cache-dir=dir
	       The location of the portindex data cache, by default
	       /var/db/portindex.

       -C file
       --cache-file=file
	       Berkeley DB Btree file containing the cached and post-processed
	       values of a number of "make" variables for all of the ports in
	       the tree.  This file name will be relative to the cache
	       directory (-c option above) unless an absolute path is given.
	       Defaults to portindex-cache.db.

       -o file
       --output=file
	       Filename to write the generated dependency information to.
	       Setting this to - means output to STDOUT, which is the default.

FILES
       /usr/ports      The default ports directory.

       /var/db/portindex
		       The location of the data cache.

       portindex-cache.db
		       Btree file containing cached "make describe" output.

       __db.001, __db.002, __db.003
		       Files used as part of the internal workings of
		       BerkeleyDB, for memory pool management and DB locking.
		       Will be recreated automatically if deleted.

       portindex-timestamp
		       This file contains the last time and date that the
		       cache was updated or modified.

       /usr/local/etc/portindex.cfg
		       System-wide configuration file.

       ${HOME}/.portindexrc
		       Per-user configuration file

       ./.portindexrc  Local configuration file

SEE ALSO
       poertindex(7), cache-init(1), cache-update(1), find-updated(1),
       cvsup(1), ports(7), graphviz(7), dot(1)

BUGS
       There are bound to be some somewhere.

perl v5.20.2			  2013-03-31			PORTDEPENDS(1)
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