The only use of "bmakexenv" variable is on IRIX to pass MAKE=pmake
to devel/bmake when bootstrapping the latter.
bmake doesn't take this environment variable into consideration anyway.
Follow the conventional path of "configure-make-install"
when bootstrapping bmake.
Amend previous: pick built bmake binary from correct directory.
Fix use-before-define.
Ignore conversion warnings for now. Some of them are easy to fix, but a
bunch of them are tricky.
Depend on libxslt and docbook-xsl.
Needs pkg-config.
Doesn't support Ruby before 1.9.3.
Needs Ruby 1.9.3+
Limit heap check call to libstdc++.
Requires Ruby 1.9.3.
Dependency requires Ruby 1.9.3.
Provide upper limit for the Tk dependency. No revbump as the only user
wouldn't build against 8.6 anyway.
Fix readline use.
Don't conflict with readline 6.3.
Fix build by pointing to SSLCERTS for certificates.
Initial import of py-docopt, version 0.6.1, into the NetBSD Packages Collection.

Docopt helps you create most beautiful command-line interfaces easily.

The option parser is generated based on a docstring that is passed to docopt
function. docopt parses the usage pattern ("Usage: ...") and option
descriptions (lines starting with dash "-") and ensures that the program
invocation matches the usage pattern; it parses options, arguments and commands
based on that. The basic idea is that a good help message has all necessary
information in it to make a parser.
add & enable py-docopt
Added devel/py-docopt version 0.6.1
Updated py-prettytable to version 0.7.2