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On Tue, Mar 29, 2005 at 02:09:51PM +0100, David Morgan wrote: |
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> How do you specify gtk v2 only using use flags? You can't! |
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> If something depends on gtk v1 regardless of use flags (by which I mean |
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> there's no without any gtk or use v2 option), then if you want |
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> to emerge it you have to have gtk v1. Unless you want to have some sort |
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> of system where a package would be masked because of your use flags |
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> (which would get annoying really quickly), but I don't think you are. |
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That's semantic quibbling. :) |
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Use flags are conditionals only; hard deps can't be sidestepped. :) |
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Finer grained control over conditional linkage is the goal, which the |
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current USE="gtk gtk2" doesn't engender. |
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> assuming that -gtk |
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> -gtk1 gtk2 means "disable optional gtk (any version) support, but if gtk |
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> isn't optional but both versions are supported then use v2" |
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E'yep. |
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> djm |
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