+ bool isNewImportantDep = true;
+ bool isPreviouslySatisfiedImportantDep = false;
+ for (DepIterator D = Pkg.CurrentVer().DependsList(); D.end() != true; ++D)
+ {
+ //FIXME: Should we handle or-group better here?
+ // We do not check if the package we look for is part of the same or-group
+ // we might find while searching, but could that really be a problem?
+ if (D.IsCritical() == true || IsImportantDep(D) == false ||
+ Start.TargetPkg() != D.TargetPkg())
+ continue;
+
+ isNewImportantDep = false;
+
+ while ((D->CompareOp & Dep::Or) != 0)
+ ++D;
+
+ isPreviouslySatisfiedImportantDep = (((*this)[D] & DepGNow) != 0);
+ if (isPreviouslySatisfiedImportantDep == true)
+ break;
+ }
+
+ if(isNewImportantDep == true)
+ {
+ if (DebugAutoInstall == true)
+ std::clog << OutputInDepth(Depth) << "new important dependency: "
+ << Start.TargetPkg().FullName() << std::endl;
+ }
+ else if(isPreviouslySatisfiedImportantDep == true)
+ {
+ if (DebugAutoInstall == true)
+ std::clog << OutputInDepth(Depth) << "previously satisfied important dependency on "
+ << Start.TargetPkg().FullName() << std::endl;
+ }
+ else