[MacPorts] #31724: New Port(?): gtk-mac-integration
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Tue Oct 25 11:27:14 PDT 2011
#31724: New Port(?): gtk-mac-integration
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Reporter: royliu@… | Owner: royliu@…
Type: submission | Status: new
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version: 2.0.99
Keywords: | Port: gtk-mac-integration
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Comment(by elelay@…):
Replying to [comment:5 royliu@…]:
> elelay,
>
> If `gtk-mac-integration` is deprecated, then `gtk-osx-application` is
too!
In fact, gtk-mac-integration.tar.bz2 contains 2 "modules", one is the old
(using Carbon) ige-mac-integration renamed to gtk-mac-integration (because
ige had some meaning related to the company writing it in the first place,
if I remember correctly), the other module is the (not so) new
GTKOSXApplication. The old library is deprecated in favor of the new one.
Is that more clear ?
> Also, notice that:
> * The version 1.01 is oddly a small version bump from 0.96. See the
changelog.
> * The bug fixed by this
[http://svn.macports.org/repository/macports/trunk/dports/devel/gtk-osx-
application/files/patch-src-gtkosxapplication_quartz-c.diff patch] is
superceded by `gtk-mac-integration`.
>
This is why I marked it as temporary fix for version 0.9.6 in the
Portfile.
> I appreciate your input into this matter. I'm just a GTK newbie trying
to make changes that'll eventually culminate in a patch to an otherwise
broken `inkscape +quartz`. Still, I think it would be nice if we could
consolidate `gtk-osx-application` and `gtk-mac-integration`. I suspect
that if you plugged in `gtk-mac-integration` as a dependency to your
`gpodder` dependent, it would work.
Sure, it would work but why introduce a new port for exactly the same
package (repeating #25025, without the rationale of an updated API, or is
there : in the mean time, ige-mac-integration has been updated to 0.9.8 -
see #29656 and they mention a switch to PyGI ; is it a gtk3 thing or still
compatible with gtk2 ?). I'd rather see gtk-osx-application's version
upgraded to 1.0.1.
And I would appreciate seeing a not broken inkscape +quartz by the way :-)
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