###
### Configures EIX (Ebuild IndeX). 
###

###
### Defines the normal, compact and verbose layout for results printed by eix.
###
### See: `man eix`, section "FORMATSTRING".
###

#FORMAT=""
#FORMAT_COMPACT=""
#FORMAT_VERBOSE=""

###
### Defines the format for packages that were added, removed or for which
### the highest stable versions has changed. This is only used by diff-eix.
###
### See: `man eix`, section "FORMATSTRING".
###

#DIFF_FORMAT_NEW=""
#DIFF_FORMAT_DELETE=""
#DIFF_FORMAT_CHANGED=""

###
### Defines the color for masked versions, stable versions, unstable versions
### and the overlay-key. Use the same syntax as you would inside ().
###
### See: `man eix`, section "FORMATSTRING".
###

#COLOR_MASKED=""
#COLOR_STABLE=""
#COLOR_UNSTABLE=""
#COLOR_OVERLAYKEY=""

###
### Marks the installed packages by this attribute when displaying versions.
###
### Values: "none", "bold", "underline", "blink", or "inverse".
###

#MARK_INSTALLED="" 
#MARK_VERSIONS=""

###
### Uses colors even when stdout is not a terminal.
###
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

FORCE_USECOLORS="false"

###
### Turns "--versionlines" on.
###
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

STYLE_VERSION_LINES="false"

###
### Keeps database small at the cost of never honoring keywords of other ARCH.
### Only set this to true if you really must save disk space.
###
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

SMALL_EIX_DATABASE="false"

###
### Defines whether duplicate package checks occur only among overlays,
### i.e., a package is only considered as duplicate if it occurs in at
### least two different overlays.
###
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

DUP_PACKAGES_ONLY_OVERLAYS="false"

###
### Defines whether duplicate version checks occur only among overlays,
### i.e. a version is only considered as duplicate if it occurs at least
### twice in overlays.
###
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

DUP_VERSIONS_ONLY_OVERLAYS="false"

###
### If several pattern arguments occur without logical concatenation
### (-a or -o), eix assumes an implicit concatenation. If this variable is
### true, it assumes that this concatenation is -o (or), otherwise -a (and).
###
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

DEFAULT_IS_OR="true"

###
### People with many different overlays do not want to see all overlays
### listed at the end but only those which are really used. Here, you
### can customize the behaviour. The value is interpreted as follows:
###
### - "all-if-used" (aliases: "if-used", and "if"):
###
###      Displays all overlays, if at least one is used.
###      This was the default behaviour before eix-0.6.0.
###
### - "all-used-renumbered" (aliases: "used-renumbered", "renumber",
###      "renumbered", and "number"):
###
###      Displays only the overlays actually used, numbering them "correctly"
###      (i.e., if only two overlays are needed, number them [1] and [2]).
###      The disadvantage is that overlays get different numbers for
###      different queries. However, the order of the numbering is consistent.
###
### - "all-used" (aliases: "only-used", and "used"):
###
###      Displays only the overlays actually used, keeping the numbering
###      consistent over all queries (on the same database).
###
### - "no" (alias: "false"):
###
###      Never displays a list of overlays.
###
### - anything else:
###
###      Lists all overlays for every query (even if not even one is needed).
###
### Values: "all", "all-if-used", "all-used", "all-used-renumbered", or "no".
###

OVERLAYS_LIST="all-used-renumbered"

###
### Sets default levenshtein-distance.
###
### Value: an integer.
###

#LEVENSHTEIN_DISTANCE=0

###
### Sets a list of overlays that are excluded or added from the index 
### (separators are [\n\r\t ]).
###

#EXCLUDE_OVERLAY=""
#ADD_OVERLAY=""

###
### Sets the type of the cache used by portage. If you don't know what
### this is, just leave it alone.
###
### PORTDIR_CACHE_METHOD defaults to metadata, OVERLAY_CACHE_METHOD to none.
###
### Details about values:
###
### - "cdb":
###
###      You are using the cdb-module from
###      http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-261580.html as cache-backend
###      for portage (cdb with cpickle'd dictionaries as values).
###
### - "flat":
###
###      You are using the default cache-backend (plain text files).
###
### - "backport":
###
###      If you are using that backport-stuff (from portage-3 to portage-2)
###      you should use this one.
###
### - "none":
###
###      No cache-backend. Get the information from the ebuilds.
###
### - "metadata":
###
###      Use the metadata-cache located inside the portage-tree
###      ($PORTDIR/metadata/cache/).
###
### Values: "cdb", "flat", "backport", "none", or "metadata".
###

#PORTDIR_CACHE_METHOD="metadata"
#OVERLAY_CACHE_METHOD="none"

###
### If false, eix or diff-eix won't read /etc/portage and ACCEPT_KEYWORDS from
### make.conf or the environment.
###
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

LOCAL_PORTAGE_CONFIG="true"
DIFF_LOCAL_PORTAGE_CONFIG="true"

###
### If false, eix or eix-diff never prints any slot information.
###
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

PRINT_SLOTS="true"
DIFF_PRINT_SLOTS="true"

###
### If true, always print the number of matches in the last line, even
### if this number is 0 or 1. This is normally not useful but might
### simplify writing certain scripts parsing the output of eix.
###

PRINT_COUNT_ALWAYS="true"

###
### Uses corresponding field as default matchfield
### if the string match the given regex. 
###

#MATCH_CATEGORY_IF=""
#MATCH_CATEGORY_NAME_IF=""
#MATCH_DESCRIPTION_IF=""
#MATCH_HOMEPAGE_IF=""
#MATCH_LICENSE_IF=""
#MATCH_NAME_IF=""
#MATCH_PROVIDE_IF=""

###
### Tries regex from MATCH_\(.*\)_IF in this order. Use whitespaces as delimiter. 
###

#MATCH_ORDER="NAME DESCRIPTION CATEGORY CATEGORY_NAME HOMEPAGE PROVIDE LICENSE"

###
### Defines whether empty entries in /etc/portage/package.* are shown with -t.
### 
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

TEST_FOR_EMPTY="false"

###
### Defines whether non-existing installed versions are positive for -T.
### What is considered as non-existent is defined by the
### NONEXISTENT_IF-variables. 
### 
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

TEST_FOR_NONEXISTENT="true"

###
### Defines whether redundant entries in /etc/portage/package.* are
### positive for -T. What is considered as redundant is defined by
### the REDUNDANT_IF-variables. 
###
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

TEST_FOR_REDUNDANCY="true"

###
### Defines whether masked versions are non-existent for TEST_FOR_NONEXISTENT. 
###
### Values: "true" or "false".
###

NONEXISTENT_IF_MASKED="false"

###
### Applies if /etc/portage/package.keywords lists the same keyword twice
### for some/all (un-/installed) versions.
###
### String describes which versions should be tested.
### It can have the following values: 
###
### - "no" (alias: "false"):
###
###      Do not test for this type of redundancy. 
###
### - "some":
###
###      It suffices that the redundancy occurs for some version
###      in the database. 
###
### - "all":
###
###      The redundancy must occur for all versions in the database. 
###
### - "some-installed":
###
###      It suffices that the redundancy occurs for some installed version.
###      Uninstalled versions are ignored for this test. 
###
### - "all-installed":
###
###      The redundancy must occurs at least for all installed versions of the
###      package. If no version is installed, it must occur at least once. 
###
### - "some-uninstalled":
###
###      It suffices that the redundancy occurs for some uninstalled version.
###      Installed versions are ignored for this test. 
###
### - "all-uninstalled":
###
###      The redundancy must occurs at least for all uninstalled versions.
###      If all versions in the database are installed, it must occur
###      at least once. 
###
### - "someoftheabove|someoftheabove":
###
###      The result is positive if at least one of the two tests is positive.
###      Instead of "or" also the symbols "|" or "||" can be used. 
###

REDUNDANT_IF_DOUBLE="some-uninstalled"

###
### Applies if /etc/portage/package.keywords lists two different keywords,
### e.g. ~ARCH and -*, for the versions in question.
###
### Value: same as above.
###

REDUNDANT_IF_MIXED="some-uninstalled"

###
### Applies if /etc/portage/package.keywords lists a keywords which can be
### replaced by a weaker keyword, e.g. -* or ~OTHERARCH or OTHERARCH in place
### of ~ARCH, or ~OTHERARCH in place of OTHERARCH, for the versions
### in question. 
###
### Value: same as above.
###

REDUNDANT_IF_WEAKER="some"

###
### Applies if /etc/portage/package.keywords lists a strange keyword,
### e.g. UNKNOWNARCH (unknown to the .ebuild) or -OTHERARCH,
### for the versions in question.
###
### Value: same as above.
###

REDUNDANT_IF_STRANGE="some"

###
### Applies if /etc/portage/package.keywords provides keywords which do not
### change the availability keywords status for the versions in question. 
###
### Value: same as above.
###

REDUNDANT_IF_NO_CHANGE="some"

###
### Applies if /etc/portage/package.mask contains entries which do not change
### the mask status for the versions in question. 
###
### Value: same as above.
###

REDUNDANT_IF_MASK_NO_CHANGE="some"

###
### Applies if /etc/portage/package.unmask contains entries which
### do not change the mask status for the versions in question. 
###
### Value: same as above.
###

REDUNDANT_IF_UNMASK_NO_CHANGE="some"

###
### Applies if /etc/portage/package.mask matches twice
### for the versions in question. 
###
### Value: same as above.
###

REDUNDANT_IF_DOUBLE_MASKED="some"

###
### Applies if /etc/portage/package.unmask matches twice
### for the versions in question. 
###
### Value: same as above.
###

REDUNDANT_IF_DOUBLE_UNMASKED="some"

###
### Ends the file.
###