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On Fri, 2009-03-13 at 19:09 +0100, Federico Ferri wrote: |
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> potential issues: |
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> this could become troublesome if there is a tcl extension installed, |
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> and is needed both for tcl 8.5 and tcl 8.6. it should be reinstalled |
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> after each 'eselect tcltk set ...' |
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We face similar issues with multiple versions of ruby. The solution we |
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currently use is to indicate in each ruby ebuild for which versions of |
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ruby it will work with the USE_RUBY="" variable (e.g. USE_RUBY="ruby18 |
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ruby19") and then build and install the code for each ruby version that |
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is installed on the system. Both ruby versions use different load paths |
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so it is even possible to eselect one version of ruby as the default and |
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still use another ruby version to run specific applications. |
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Maybe this approach can work for tcl/tk as well? |
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Kind regards, |
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Hans |
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