* it doesn't make sense from an APT resolver point of view like versions
* with a negative pin to enable the solver to propose even that as a
* solution or at least to be able to give a hint what can be done to
- * statisfy a request.
+ * satisfy a request.
*
* \param Cache is the known package universe
* \param output is written to this "file"
class pkgPackageManager;
namespace EIPP /*{{{*/
{
+ namespace Request
+ {
+ enum Flags
+ {
+ IMMEDIATE_CONFIGURATION_ALL = (1 << 0), /*!< try to keep the least amount of packages unconfigured as possible at all times */
+ NO_IMMEDIATE_CONFIGURATION = (1 << 1), /*!< do not perform immediate configuration at all */
+ ALLOW_TEMPORARY_REMOVE_OF_ESSENTIALS = (1 << 2), /*!< just as the name suggests, very special case and dangerous! */
+ };
+ }
+
APT_HIDDEN bool WriteRequest(pkgDepCache &Cache, FileFd &output,
- unsigned int const version, OpProgress * const Progress);
+ unsigned int const flags, OpProgress * const Progress);
APT_HIDDEN bool WriteScenario(pkgDepCache &Cache, FileFd &output,
OpProgress * const Progress);
- APT_HIDDEN bool OrderInstall(char const * const planer, pkgPackageManager * const PM,
+ APT_HIDDEN bool OrderInstall(char const * const planner, pkgPackageManager * const PM,
unsigned int const version, OpProgress * const Progress);
APT_HIDDEN bool ReadResponse(int const input, pkgPackageManager * const PM,
OpProgress * const Progress);