SVN commit 11568 by rakuco: py-qt5-core: Trim and simplify patch-configure.py.
This makes it more similar to the version I had written in area51 r10132, when I tried to make PyQt4 use configure-ng.py, which is almost identical to PyQt5's configure.py. * Drop the first hunk (the check for "QtCore" in check_modules()). check_modules() is only called if one does not specify a list of modules that must be built (which is what we do with the "--enable <module>" option). * Unconditionally generate the pyuic5 wrapper. It is just a shell script created at configuration time and is thus harmless and makes the patch smaller. We take care of not installing it in another hunk where we check if we are building the QtCore module. * Drop the entire bit of the configuration script that generates PyQt5.api. We do not ship that file, instead shipping an .api file per module. * Coalesce several blocks which had checks for QtCore into a single indented one with one check. * Remove the chunk that did not pass "-x" arguments to sip. The arguments are derived from whether certain Qt features (SSL, printing support etc) are enabled or not, so it is important that we pass consistent values here. Most of the time there should be no values at all actually, even though at the moment PyQt communicates to sip that SSL support is disabled (because we build devel/qt5-core with -no-openssl), but that needs to be fixed elsewhere. M +34 -54 patch-configure.py _______________________________________________ kde-freebsd mailing list kde-freebsd@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-freebsd See also http://freebsd.kde.org/ for latest information
