NEW epdfview: gtk+-based pdf viewer useful from within xfce4
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Portfile and patch to install epdfview, which I find handy and low overhead when working inside of X and xfce.
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epdfview: gtk+-based pdf viewer useful from within xfce4 →
NEW epdfview: gtk+-based pdf viewer useful from within xfce4
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1.5.0
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I propose a few changes :
This suggests that one needs xfce to use it. At least, that is what I first thought. Don't know what would be best.
post-patch instead of pre-build, move instead of file rename, worksrcpath instead of workpath/worksrcdir :
post-patch { move ${worksrcpath}/src/Config.h ${worksrcpath}/src/epdfConfig.h }g++ always link with stdc++ So I remove this
The post-activate looks like left over.