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With the advent of vim-7.3 that I just threw at the tree, we now |
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have optional python-3 support for this package. But how to |
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model this in USE flags? |
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The upstream ./configure has --enable-pythoninterp and |
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--enable-python3interp, the former for python2 support (via the |
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vim ':py' command) and the latter for python3 support (via the |
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vim ':py3' command). You can enable one, or the other, or both, |
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or none. |
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So, I can see a couple ways of doing this: |
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Option 1: IUSE="python python3" |
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Where python -> --enable-pythoninterp |
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And python3 -> --enable-python3interp |
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This means if you want python3 support and not python2 support |
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you would need USE="-python +python3" A bit confusing, perhaps? |
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Or if I set the local flag description properly, is it okay? |
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Option 2: IUSE="python2 python3" |
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Just get rid of the 'python' USE flag entirely, which is a bit |
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odd in its own way... |
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Any other suggestions or comments on these two? |
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-- |
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Jim Ramsay |
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Gentoo/Linux Developer (rox/fluxbox/gkrellm/vim) |
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