[MacPorts] #34423: patch for using -framework AquaTerm instead of -laquaterm inside gnuplot

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#34423: patch for using -framework AquaTerm instead of -laquaterm inside gnuplot
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 Reporter:  mojca.miklavec.lists@…          |       Owner:  macports-tickets@…                   
     Type:  enhancement                     |      Status:  new                                  
 Priority:  Normal                          |   Milestone:                                       
Component:  ports                           |     Version:  2.0.4                                
 Keywords:                                  |        Port:  gnuplot                              
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 I'm attaching a patch that enables using -framework AquaTerm instead of
 -laquaterm switch when compiling gnuplot. This eliminates the need for
 both /opt/local/lib/libaquaterm*.dylib and /opt/local/include/aquaterm
 (both are replaced by contents of framework) and also enables one not to
 use AquaTerm (less important since AquaTerm is lightweight anyway) or use
 a different version.

 I'm attaching two variants: one with a simple patch and one that adds an
 extra default variant +aquaterm (making it possible to disable aquaterm).
 Currently one advantage of disabling aquaterm would be making qt the
 default terminal for example.

 (The idea is to get the patch upstream eventually, but that might take
 some extra effort.)

 I would be grateful for testing.

 See also #34346.

 Notes:
  * I forgot to increase port revision.
  * I removed the condition to only include aquaterm on darwin platform. My
 interpretation was that "platforms darwin" would have to include other
 platforms to make the port usable elsewhere, but I might be wrong about
 that. If I'm wrong, I will happily fix that back.

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/34423>
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