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From: "Mark Haney" <mhaney@...>
Subject: Re: Re: pyQt and Karamba
Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2008 10:30:54 -0400

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Duncan wrote:
> "Mark Haney" <mhaney@...> posted
> 486B63C8.8000205@..., excerpted below, on  Wed, 02 Jul 2008
> 07:17:28 -0400:
> 
>> Duncan wrote:
>>> "Mark Haney":
>>>
>>>> I had to re-emerge python because of a QT4 USE flag I missed on an
>>>> update and now my LiquidWeather bombs (and takes Superkaramba with
>>>> it).
>>>>   It tells me 'pyQT is not installed, which is a critical
>>>>   component...'
>>>> whatever the rest of the message was I don't recall,  but the point is
>>>> it's telling me PyQT is not installed, but it is.  I re-emerged it
>>>> /and/ karamba and it still bombs.  Any idea on how I debug this?
>>> Have you tried revdep-rebuild yet?  What about python-updater?  I'd try
>>> those too scripts to fix things before getting too worried.
>>>
>> Yeah, I tried both of them.  I'm not that worried about it at the
>> moment, but it is kinda aggravating.
> 
> Just took another look, and I /think/ I might have figured out your 
> problem.  Actually, I stumbled upon it trying to figure out package name 
> case when looking to see what I had merged here, as all the combinations 
> (pyqt, pyQT, etc) I was trying weren't returning anything, yet I was 
> /sure/ I had it merged!  
> 
> Question: /Which/ PyQt do you have installed/merged?  A quick esearch 
> pyqt (case insensitive! =8^) gave me two results (misc. inapropos 
> snipped):
> 
> [ Results for search key : pyqt ]
> [ Applications found : 2 ]
> *  dev-python/PyQt
> *  dev-python/PyQt4
> 
> So I suspect that if you needed the qt4 USE flag, you probably need PyQt4 
> as well, and you only have PyQt (version 3) merged (or possibly the other 
> way around).  Maybe that's another USE flag issue?  If not, maybe it's a 
> dependency bug.
> 
> Of course, if you have both PyQt and PyQt4 merged, we're back at square 
> one again.
> 

I have them both:

octavian ~ # eix -I PyQt
[I] dev-python/PyQt

      Installed versions:  3.17.4(07:00:14 AM 07/01/2008)(-debug -doc

[I] dev-python/PyQt4

      Installed versions:  4.3.3(11:55:42 AM 06/30/2008)(-debug -doc 
-examples)

That's what I don't get.



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