Make the only differences between "lite" and "regular" vim just console
mode and no language bindings. This was already the case (the default
feature set is "huge"), but now it's explicit.
Add a pkg-descr to vim-lite that explains the above, and remove some
text in the pkg-descr that makes absolutely no sense.
There's no effective change to generated package, but the port is
getting updated tomorrow anyway.
This will facilitate the future removal at some point of the "lite"
package, so that it can be replaced by a "console" flavour.
While here, remove a variable that was last used in 2001.
There should be no changes to the generated packages from this reorganization.
The bulk of the changes involve better leveraging OPTIONS helpers, including
making vim-lite into an OPTION (which is always SLAVEd or EXCLUDEd).
Many, many thanks to Sunpoet for all the time he has spent working
on and improving this port!
Many smaller changes in this update as well:
- Languange support was moved into its own OPTIONS group for clarity
(a visual change only; it does not affect the knobs themselves)
- Add LICENSE
- Reorganize and format the Makefile for clarity
- Remove a few pieces of cruft
- Add many missing dependencies for most of the GUI options
- Use better (more robust) build constructs where possible
PR: 212771
Approved by: maintainer timeout
Now install a minimalistic vimrc without all the controversial options (I hope)
Define a template for port Makefiles to vim automatically creates it in case of
opening a new one
