language-selector 0.62 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

language-selector (0.62) precise; urgency=low

  [ Colin Watson ]
  * data/pkg_depends:
    - Replace ttf-arphic-uming with fonts-arphic-uming.

  [ Martin Pitt ]
  * data/pkg_depends: Drop usage of '|'. It unnecessarily complicates the
    logic, does not add any expressiveness, and was only used once anyway.
  * data/pkg_depends: Add generic language-pack- pattern (without a trigger
    package), so that we do not need to special-case it in the code.
  * Add language_support_pkgs.py and tests/test_language_support_pkgs.py:
    Complete rewrite of the check-language-support and
    LanguageSelector/CheckLanguageSupport.py functionality. The old code was
    terrible and hard to maintain, the new one now makes it very easy to
    integrate into installers or an aptdaemon plugin and does not have any
    dependencies to any of the old language-selector code (which will
    eventually be dropped).
  * check-language-support: Rewrite using language_support_pkgs. CLI API stays
    the same.
  * setup.py, debian/language-selector-common.install: Install
    language_support_pkgs.py.
  * language_support_pkgs.py: Add apt_cache_add_language_packs() function
    which uses LanguageSupport to mark all corresponding language support
    packages for installation for an apt.Cache() object with to-be-installed
    packages. This is a suitable function to use as an aptdaemon plugin.
  * setup.py, debian/rules: Move to python-setuptools, as we are going to need
    it for registering an aptdaemon plugin through "entry_points". Add
    python-setuptools build dependency.
  * setup.py, debian/language-selector-common.install: Register
    apt_cache_add_language_packs as aptdaemon "modify_cache_after" plugin and
    install this package's egg-info.  With this, installing a new package
    through aptdaemon (i. e.  software-center or any other desktop
    integration) will automatically install the corresponding language packs
    and support packages as well.  (LP: #396414)
 -- Martin Pitt <email address hidden>   Thu, 26 Jan 2012 16:20:53 +0100