Hi Douglas,
the soon-to-be-released version 1.4 of port will come with a python
2.5 "port group". This will allow us to quickly produce all the
python vastness for python 2.5, too.
This might be a chance for newcomers to start coding Portfiles:
Basically you will have to replace the "GroupCode" line and the name
from the python 2.4 module Portfile to get a Python 2.5 one. People
with the release candidate of 1.4 installed can already hack away
here (just don't put that code into the repository yet - as long as
1.4 is not released)
cheers,
-Markus
PS: I just submitted a py25-crypto port;
On 20.02.2007, at 05:55, Douglas Philips wrote:
Sorry for not having been paying close attention, but I found I
needed python 2.5, so I installed that.
I also needed py-crypto, but that has a dependency on python24 and
no py25-crypto package was available.
So, I fetch'd and extract'd plain ol py-crypto, then with python
2.5 on my PATH I was able to build, test, and install it (into /opt/
local/lib/python2.5/...) and so far it seems to be working fine.
--Doug
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