I'm trying to modify some of the packages that I maintain in order to use the "variant" feature. Mostly all my packages consist in Python modules that always have come in two flawors (-py22, -py23).
1) Is the following naming scheme correct? Info2: << Package: module_name-py%%type_pkg[python] Type: python (2.2, 2.3) Version: xxxx Revision: x <<
2) Some of the packages need patch files where I change path according to the Python's flawor:
- glob.glob(os.path.join(sys.prefix, "share", "pyx", "*.lfs")) + glob.glob(os.path.join(sys.prefix, "share", "pyx-py23", "*.lfs")) +
How can I fix this in order to work correctly with the variants??
3) From the documentation I've seen examples like this:
Depends: (%type_raw[-x11] = -x11) x11
How can I check against the "no-x11" variants? I can imagine that something like this:
Depends: (%type_raw[-x11] != -x11) something_else_dependency
will do the trick? Right?
Thanks in advance,
Andrea.-------------------------------------------------------
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