On 05/02/2011 04:48 PM, Baho Utot wrote:
> _trinity.desktop (){
>      # create/install desktop
>      install -d -m755 ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions
>      echo '[Desktop Entry]' > ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions/trinity.desktop
>      echo 'Encoding=UTF-8' >> ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions/trinity.desktop
>      echo 'Type=XSession' >> ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions/trinity.desktop
>      echo "Exec=${_prefix}/bin/startkde" >>
> ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions/trinity.desktop
>      echo "TryExec=${_prefix}/bin/startkde" >>
> ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions/trinity.desktop
>      echo 'Name=Trinity' >> ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions/trinity.desktop
>      echo 'Comment=The Trinity Desktop Environment. A powerful Open Source
> graphical desktop environment' >> ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions/trinity.desktop
>      chmod 0755 ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions/trinity.desktop
> }

<snip>
> package() {
<snip>
>      _trinity.desktop
<snip>
 > }

How is this working for you?  Is _var.iable() function identifier makepkg 
specific? BASH doesn't like the _trinity.desktop() identifier by itself:

#!/bin/bash

_trinity.desktop() {
     # create/install desktop
     # install -d -m755 ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions
     echo '[Desktop Entry]'
     echo 'Encoding=UTF-8'
     echo 'Type=XSession'
     echo "Exec=${_prefix}/bin/startkde"
     echo "TryExec=${_prefix}/bin/startkde"
     echo 'Name=Trinity'
     echo 'Comment=The Trinity Desktop Environment. A powerful Open Source 
graphical desktop environment'
     # chmod 0755 ${pkgdir}/etc/X11/sessions/trinity.desktop
}

   _trinity.desktop

exit 0

21:15 alchemy:~/tde/tnotes/tmp> sh cr-tr.desktop.sh
cr-tr.desktop.sh: line 14: `_trinity.desktop': not a valid identifier

What gives??

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David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.