[135592] trunk/dports/kde

[Nicolas Pavillon]

Hello, 

Thanks for the comments. Corrected in r136059 and r136060. 

Cheers, 

Nicolas

> On May6, 2015, at 17:47, Ryan Schmidt <ryandesign at macports.org> wrote:
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>> On Apr 27, 2015, at 11:55 AM, nicos at macports.org wrote:
>> 
>> Revision
>> 135592
>> Author
>> nicos at macports.org
>> Date
>> 2015-04-27 09:55:07 -0700 (Mon, 27 Apr 2015)
>> Log Message
>> 
>> py-pykde4: new port (ticket #47125)
> 
>> --- trunk/dports/kde/py-pykde4/Portfile	                        (rev 0)
>> +++ trunk/dports/kde/py-pykde4/Portfile	2015-04-27 16:55:07 UTC (rev 135592)
> 
>> +description         Python bindings for the KDE Development Platform
>> +long_description    This package contains PyKDE, the Python bindings for the KDE \
>> +                    libraries, that allow you to write KDE programs using Python instead of \
>> +                    C++. It contains at least the following modules under the \
>> +                    PyKDE namespace: \
>> +                    \
>> +                     * dnssd \
>> +                     * kdecore \
>> +                     * kdeui \
>> +                     * khtml \
>> +                     * kio \
>> +                     * knewstuff \
>> +                     * kparts \
>> +                     * kterminal \
>> +                     * ktexteditor \
>> +                     * kutils \
>> +                     * plasma \
>> +                     * solid \
>> +                    \
>> +                    And a few KDE related technologies like: \
>> +                    \
>> +                     * akonadi \
>> +                     * phonon \
>> +                     * soprano
> 
> This description is rendered as a single paragraph with no newlines:
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> 
> $ port info py-pykde4
> py-pykde4 @4.14.3 (kde, kde4, devel)
> Sub-ports:            py27-pykde4, py34-pykde4, py-pykde4-docs
> Variants:             debug, docs
> 
> Description:          This package contains PyKDE, the Python bindings for
>                      the KDE libraries, that allow you to write KDE
>                      programs using Python instead of C++. It contains at
>                      least the following modules under the PyKDE namespace:
>                      * dnssd * kdecore * kdeui * khtml * kio * knewstuff *
>                      kparts * kterminal * ktexteditor * kutils * plasma *
>                      solid And a few KDE related technologies like: *
>                      akonadi * phonon * soprano
> Homepage:             http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/software/pykde/intro
> 
> Extract Dependencies: xz
> Build Dependencies:   cmake, pkgconfig, automoc, py27-pykde4
> Library Dependencies: qt4-mac, phonon
> Platforms:            darwin
> License:              LGPL-2+
> Maintainers:          rjvbertin at ..., openmaintainer at ...
> 
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> If you want newlines to appear, you have to put them ("\n") where you want them. Take care that there is no unintended whitespace following a newline. I usually put my newlines at the *beginning* of a line for that reason.
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>> +if {${subport} eq ${name}} {
>> +    depends_build-append    port:py${python.default_version}-pykde4
>> +    fetch {}
>> +    checksum {}
>> +    extract {}
>> +    patch {}
>> +    use_configure   no
>> +    build {}
>> +    destroot {
>> +        xinstall -d -m 755 ${destroot}${prefix}/share/doc/kde-installed-packages
>> +        system "touch ${destroot}${prefix}/share/doc/kde-installed-packages/${name}=py${python.default_version}-pykde4"
>> +    }
>> +}
> 
> You should not override the fetch, checksum, extract and patch phases. If the port should not fetch, checksum or extract anything, clear distfiles (by writing "distfiles" on a line by itself). If the port should not patch anything, clear patchfiles.
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