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xps(1)                 DragonFly General Commands Manual                xps(1)

NAME

xps - eXquisite Port Seeker

SYNOPSIS

xps [options] terms

DESCRIPTION

xps is a tool that searches the ports INDEX file and prints all ports whose names contain the given terms and match the specified criterias. The default mode prints a line for each port found. The brackets in the beginning of each line show the port's status: 'i' the port is installed 'u' the port is installed and can be updated

EXAMPLES

Show all ports whose names contain 'firefox' and print verbose descriptions: xps -v firefox Show all ports in category 'devel' with exact name 'python'. xps -e -c devel python Show all ports whose names contain 'glib' and are installed: xps -i yes glib Show all ports maintained by <author> in category <category>: xps -m <author> -c <category> Show all ports that contain 'pdf' in thier short description: xps -D pdf Show ports whose name starts with 'gnome': xps -E '^gnome'

OPTIONS

-c <category> Show ports only from this category. -e Exact match. Show only ports that their name is an exact match of the given term. -i yes/no Show only installed/non-installed ports. -u yes/no Show ports that are installed and can/cannot be updated. -m <maintainer> Show only ports maintained by <maintainer>. -v Show verbose descriptions. -E <regex> Show ports that thier name matches given regular expression. -D <string> Show ports whose short description contain given string. -DE <regex> Show ports whose short description match given regular expression. -s Print port statistics and exit. --version Show program version and exit.

BUGS

* The code that matches installed packages with indexed ports needs a lot of work, expect bugs in this area. * xps is broken in systems migrated to pkgng. Expect this to be solved in a newer version.

AUTHOR

Antonios Anastasiadis (anastasiadis@datalive.gr) 0.5.2 04 December 2008 xps(1)

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