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* Peter Bienstman <Peter.Bienstman@×××××.be> [2004-01-23 09:15:51 +0100]: |
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> I have a package with requires that Python and dev-python/Imaging were built |
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> with Tk support enabled. What's the suggested way to handle this? Abort the |
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> ebuild if the 'tcltk' flag is not set? Or is there a way to automatically |
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> re-emerge these packages with that flag set? |
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Overriding a user's carefully set USE-flags like that doesn't sound too |
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good for me. I'd rather want the ebuild to bail out with a message to the |
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user. |
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Checking if the tcltk flag is set may not be good enough, the user may have |
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added this flag after emerging python. A simple |
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python -c "import tk" 2>/dev/null || die |
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would be a simple and effective test, wouldn't it? |
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Eivind |
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