Number of commits found: 22

Remove ruby-qt2 ports.  Qt2 is obsolete.

De-pkg-comment.

Apply the new C++ patch to all of the ruby-qt2* ports and unbreak them.

Coalesce two bogus post-patch targets into one.

Unbreak for new C++ compilers.

Use RUBY_MOD*.

Bump the PORTREVISION's of the ports which install architecture   dependent ruby
modules, due to the RUBY_ARCH change I've just   committed.    

Update to 0.13.    

Define RUBY_QT2_PORTREVISION and RUBY_WITH_PTHREAD in  
x11-toolkits/ruby-qt2/Makefile.common.    

Define RUBY_WITH_PTHREAD.    

Tweak for the qtgl problem regarding libc_r some people are seeing.    

D'oh, PORTREVISION doesn't work if you define the value of it after  
bsd.port.pre.mk is read.  Bump the version to 0.12a instead of 0.12_1.    

Update to ruby-qt2 0.12 for qt 2.3.0.    

Bad knu, no cookie.  Use USE_QT2, not a hardcoded path!    

Use the threaded version of Qt2 library for 5-CURRENT.    

Update to Ruby/Qt2 0.12.    

Replace /usr/X11 in qt2.rb with ${X11BASE}.  This was somehow dropped   in one
of the previous updates.    

ruby-qt2 itself shouldn't really require Mesa.  It will be required by   the
forthcoming ruby-qt2gl.    

Minor wording fixes.    

Update to 0.11 and unbreak.  Now it works fine. :)    

Temporarily mark as broken.  There seems to be something wrong with   the
generated qt2.so on 4-STABLE + XFree86 4.0.2 + Mesa 3.2.1:    

Add ruby-qt2, Qt2 extension for Ruby.    

Number of commits found: 22

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