when checking the system for installed dependencies, sometimes more than one line is returned for each package, one line contains "installed" and one doesn't, resulting in a number of "not installed" "installed" consecutive strings.
In my current tests, the "installed" string is returned first, which means that the package would already have been removed from the array. So we can check against the array, if the package exists or not...
JohnRDOrazio
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3 years ago
when checking the system for installed dependencies, sometimes more than one line is returned for each package, one line contains "installed" and one doesn't, resulting in a number of "not installed" "installed" consecutive strings. In my current tests, the "installed" string is returned first, which means that the package would already have been removed from the array. So we can check against the array, if the package exists or not...