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# Please keep the minivmac and minivmac-devel ports as similar as possible.
name ${my_name}${my_suffix}
set my_subport [regsub -- {-devel$} ${subport} {}]
conflicts [lsearch -all -inline -not -exact [list ${my_subport} ${my_subport}-devel] ${subport}]
set my_version [strsed ${version} {g/^.*-20//}]
categories emulators aqua
maintainers {ryandesign @ryandesign}
homepage http://www.gryphel.org/c/minivmac/
description an emulator of the Macintosh Plus and other \
long_description Mini vMac emulates early Macintosh computers \
that use Motorola's 680x0 processors, sold by \
if {${my_subport} eq ${my_name}} {
livecheck.url ${homepage}
livecheck.version ${my_version}
livecheck.regex ${my_name}-?(\[0-9.-\]+)\\.src
long_description-append The best-tested variation emulates a Macintosh \
Plus, but it can also emulate a Macintosh \
128K, 512K, 512Ke, SE, SE FDHD, Classic, or \
depends_run port:${my_name}-plus${my_suffix}
xinstall -d ${destroot}${prefix}/share/doc/${my_subport}
system "echo ${subport} is a stub port > ${destroot}${prefix}/share/doc/${my_subport}/README"
The ${subport} stub port is not meant to be installed. Instead,\
install one (or more) of the available subports corresponding to the\
Macintosh model(s) you wish to emulate. Use `port info --subports\
${subport}\' to see the list of available subports.