NAME
debian/patches/script.dpatch - self applying patch
SYNOPSIS
I debian/patches/script.dpatch -patch [ directory ]
I debian/patches/script.dpatch -unpatch [ directory ]
I debian/patches/script.dpatch -pkg- custom [ directory ]
DESCRIPTION
A dpatch is a program that modifies the source tree in a given
directory. How it does that is entirely up to the person
writing it. It can be a script that calls patch(1) with the
appropriate options, a complicated perl script that does some deep
magic, or anything else. The only requirement is that it MUST
accept the -patch and -unpatch options, followed by the
destination (or working) directory, when specified. For the sake of
compatibility, the second argument is only present when a working
directory was explicitly set with dpatch --workdir.
For some of the dpatch(1) features to work, the script should
follow a common style: there should be a line near the top of the file
with the following format: "filename -- author
<email>". And one or more "# DP: description" lines. These
will be used by dpatch cat for example.
EXAMPLES
One can find dpatch examples under
/usr/share/doc/dpatch/examples/.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Gergely Nagy.
SEE ALSO
R dpatch (1),
R dpatch.make (7),
R dpatch-edit-patch (1),
R dpatch-list-patch (1),
R dpatch-get-origtargz (1),
R dpatch-convert-diffgz (1)
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