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Marius Mauch wrote: |
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> I don't mind the qt3/qt4 flags for packages that support both, but could |
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> we also have a qt flag that selects the "preferred" version (or for |
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> packages that only support one)? Many people simply don't care about the |
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> version but also don't need support for both in every package, also |
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> that makes transition easier IMHO. |
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> Though that creates a problem when both the unversioned and one of the |
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> versioned flags are used, not sure how to deal with that. |
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That gives me an idea, and if this has been suggested before, just |
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ignore me -- I'm new here. :) |
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What about having a variable in make.conf, something like |
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USE_QT_VERSIONS, where you could put the preferred Qt versions that |
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you'd like support built for? |
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So, for example, if I wanted Qt3 and Qt4 support, I'd put |
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USE_QT_VERSIONS="3 4" in make.conf. If I wanted one and not the other, |
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just put in "3" or "4" instead. |
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That way, you could still keep just one "qt" USE flag. |
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Steve |
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