[MacPorts] #22247: though, it's installed, python can't find pyqt4

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#22247: though, it's installed, python can't find pyqt4
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 Reporter:  anatuss@…        |       Owner:  saispo@…           
     Type:  defect           |      Status:  new                
 Priority:  Normal           |   Milestone:                     
Component:  ports            |     Version:  1.8.1              
 Keywords:                   |        Port:  py26-pyqt4         
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Comment(by anatuss@…):

 {{{
 /o/l/L/F/P/V/2/l/p/s/PyQt4> ls
 Qt.so            QtDesigner.so    QtNetwork.so     QtScriptTools.so
 QtTest.so        QtXmlPatterns.so pyqtconfig.py
 QtAssistant.so   QtGui.so         QtOpenGL.so      QtSql.so
 QtWebKit.so      __init__.py      uic
 QtCore.so        QtHelp.so        QtScript.so      QtSvg.so
 QtXml.so         _qt.so

 /o/l/L/F/P/V/2/l/p/s/PyQt4> ls uic/
 Compiler       __init__.py    exceptions.py  objcreator.py  port_v3
 pyuic.py       widget-plugins
 Loader         driver.py      icon_cache.py  port_v2        properties.py
 uiparser.py
 }}}

 To make PyQt work one needs to "configure" sip. This works for me. But ...

 {{{
 /o/l/L/F/P/V/2/l/p/s/PyQt4> python2.6 pyqtconfig.py
 Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "pyqtconfig.py", line 32, in <module>
     import sipconfig
 ImportError: No module named sipconfig
 }}}

 Though it's one directory up. I guess (but I don't know how to do this.
 I'd be glad to get a clue) the packages aren't "registered". Maybe one
 needs to use sys and change the path.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.macports.org/ticket/22247#comment:8>
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