MUD::ExtrasEntry - definition of file to be copied to mud-extras, and possibly auto-installed.
This class encapsulates the information on files which should be copied to mud-extras in the source tree of a package.
These files are then available to debian/rules,
and other build scripts,
to do with as they please.
One typical use is to add new files which should be installed alongside the package, for example icons; launch scripts; desktop files and services.
Create a new instance of a file which should be copied to the source tree.
FILE should be an absolute path,
and METADATA is an optional hash of data to define destination mode,
location etc.
METADATA can contain:
Destination path in the target package.
Required if the file is to be auto-added to debian/rules:install.
Target file mode.
See "mode" for more information.
Defaults to auto.
User ID for the target file.
Defaults to root.
Group for the target file.
Defaults to root.
Check that the given file exists and load any additional meta-data. Private method.
Return the absolute file which is the source of the file to be copied.
Set or return the path which the file should be installed to on the target system.
If not explicitly called, this will be auto-determined from the information given at construction.
If undef if returned,
this file should not be auto-installed,
just copied to mud-extras.
Return the mode for the target file.
This should be in the format 0644,
suitable for passing to install(1).
The default is auto,
which means 0644 unless the file starts with the bytes #! - in which case 0755 is used.
Return the user ID for the target file.
Return the group ID for the target file.
(c) Andrew Flegg 2007 - 2009. Released under the Artistic Licence: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/artistic-license-2.0.php
"extraFiles" in MUD::Package http://mud-builder.garage.maemo.org/
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