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PKGREVISION bump for anything using python without a PYPKGPREFIX.

This is a semi-manual PKGREVISION bump.

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Recursive revbump from textproc/icu

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revbump after updating textproc/icu

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Recursive bump for perl5-5.28.0

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Recursive revbump from textproc/icu-62.1

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global: Do not use bundled sqlite3 for `sqlite3' option

global provides a bundled sqlite3 that it is built and used unconditionally.
Adjust configure and libglibc/Makefile.in to avoid building it and instead
use databases/sqlite3.

Bump PKGREVISION

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revbump after icu update

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global: update to 6.6.2.

Version 6.6.2 - February 9 2018

[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
o gozilla: Deleted the following undocumented functions to reduce or eliminate
  possibility of future security risks. These were inherently unnecessary as
  source code tagging system.

  $HOME/.gozillarc
        Alias file. Please read the source code for details.
  BUGS
        Gozilla can accept not only source files but also text files,
        directories, HTML files and even URLs, because it is omnivorous.

[FIXED BUGS]
o geco.rc: gecoless always failed with a message 'geco: percol, peco or fzf is \ 
required.'
  Now, it works.
o gtags-cscope: did not accept function '9' in the line mode. This caused vim8 \ 
to hang.
  Now it accepts function '9' and reports an error message.

Log message:
global: update to 6.6.1.

Version 6.6.1 - December 16 2017

[FIXED BUG]
o gozilla: A critical vulnerability (CVE-2017-17531) was found in a unknown
  function of gozilla(1). It allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary
  code via a crafted URL. All gozilla(1) before GLOBAL-6.6.1 have the vulnerability.
  Now it is fixed.

- What is the unknown function?
Gozilla accepts a URL as an argument, and invokes a web browser with the URL.
Though it is undocumented, it is implied in the online manual as follows:

> BUGS
>         Gozilla can accept not only source files but also text files,
>         directories, HTML files and even URLs, because it is omnivorous.

Version 6.6 - December 12 2017

[CHANGES]
New facilities:
o gtags: Added support for glob patterns in langmap variable in gtags.conf(5).
  Now, you can treat source files without extension like ctags(1).
  (e.g. :langmap=Make\:.mak.mk([Mm]akefile):)

Changed:
o gozilla: Changed the default browser from 'mozilla' to 'firefox'.
o gtags.conf.in: Updated to adapt to the latest ctags(s).
  Removed: common-ctags-maps
  Updated: exuberant-ctags, universal-ctags

[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
o universal-ctags.la: The --extra option in Exuberant-ctags is renamed
  to --extras (plural) in Universal-ctags for making consistent with
  --kinds-<LANG> and --fields.

[FIXED BUGS]
o gtags: (parser error) picked up a typedef name as both of definition
  and reference. Now it works.
	Input:
	[a.h]
	typedef struct a A;

	$ global -x A
	A                   1 a.h              typedef struct a A;
	$ global -x A -r
	(global-6.5.7)
	A                   1 a.h              typedef struct a A;
	(global-6.6)
	no output

o global: the -i option does not work correctly in some conditions.
  Now it works.
o global: didn't accept pattern as a string literal with the --from-here
  option, even if the --literal option was specified. Now, global(1)
  accepts pattern as a string literal with the --literal option.
o libdb: there was 4 Gbyte limitation on the system where `off_t' is 64 bits
  and `long' is 32 bits. Now it is eliminated.
o libparser: php parser was not reset state for each source file.
  So, it was producing unintelligible results. Now it is fixed.
o gozilla: with wrong argument caused segmentation violation.
	$ gozilla -d
	Segmentation fault: 11
  Now it displays usage.

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Revbump after textproc/icu update