UPDATE: Solfege 3.14.1 -> 3.14.9

[allencmcbride@…]

Patch file to update solfege port to version 3.14.9. Several language enhancements, bug fixes, and a few new features.

[allencmcbride@…]

patch to update solfege from 3.14.1 to 3.14.9

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I added two new patch files, suggested by Solfege's author, to force manual pages to be displayed in an external web browser, because of a problem relating to gtktextview. And I added the corresponding updated Portfile patch.

[nerdling (Jeremy Lavergne)]

Currently, this port pulls in a mix of python25 and python26 in addition to not being able to find pygtk2

I tried moving it entirely to python26 and still received the pygtk2 error; I'd like to add --disable-pygtk-test.

Thoughts?

[nerdling (Jeremy Lavergne)]

Note, it did install and launch with the disable flag added.

[allencmcbride@…]

Thanks for trying it! I had tried moving everything to python26 a version or two back and it didn't work, but now I try it and it's working fine. So that sounds good. The disable flag sounds fine too, though on my computer it doesn't have trouble finding pygtk2. Do you know why it might work for one person and not another? Also, I was thinking of getting rid of the libgtkhtml dependency... apparently it doesn't do anything unless you use the --enable-gtkhtml flag. And when I do that I get "ImportError: No module named gtkhtml2" Would that be a good idea?

[nerdling (Jeremy Lavergne)]

I'm not really sure why it cannot find pygtk2. I assume that py26-gtk is what provides it, so I'm at a loss in that matter. If we can figure out why we can always revise the portfile.

I'll go ahead commit with enable-gtkhtml removed.

[skymoo (Adam Mercer)]

Replying to snc@…:

I'm not really sure why it cannot find pygtk2. I assume that py26-gtk is what provides it, so I'm at a loss in that matter. If we can figure out why we can always revise the portfile.

I ran into a similar problem with py26-matplotlib, sometimes the build would fail to find pygtk2 and I had no idea why; the only solution that was found was to add PKG_CONFIG_PATH="${python.prefix}/lib/pkgconfig/" to build.env

[nerdling (Jeremy Lavergne)]

Thanks Raim!

I'll add it and give it a swing, and then update it real quick if it works.

[allencmcbride@…]

Replying to snc@…:

I'll go ahead commit with enable-gtkhtml removed.

You mean with the libgtkhtml dependency removed? Because enable-gtkhtml isn't there now, is it?

Thanks both of you for your help.

[nerdling (Jeremy Lavergne)]

It was there and I've removed it …

[allencmcbride@…]

Thanks. I think I'm in over my head a little, but once I see the changes you commit I'll probably understand.

[nerdling (Jeremy Lavergne)]

Alright, base commit was in r60453. The pygtk fix was in r60457.

[nerdling (Jeremy Lavergne)]

The enable-gtkhtml wasn't there, the dependency was. Sorry about the confusion.

[allencmcbride@…]

No problem; thanks again. I tried the changes you committed and they work fine for me.