be included after pyversion.mk, which means the setting has no affect.
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Module Name: pkgsrc
Committed By: sbd
Date: Tue Aug 7 09:44:03 UTC 2012
Modified Files:
pkgsrc/x11/py-qt4: buildlink3.mk
Log Message:
Set PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE+=25 in the buildlink3.mk so that dependent
packages won't try to build with python25.
Fixes Global dependency resolution failure.
To generate a diff of this commit:
cvs rdiff -u -r1.3 -r1.4 pkgsrc/x11/py-qt4/buildlink3.mk
Remove devel/py-ctypes (only needed by and supporting python24).
Remove PYTHON_VERSIONS_ACCEPTED and PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE
lines that just mirror defaults now.
Miscellaneous cleanup while editing all these files.
* Support for the QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE and QT_END_NAMESPACE macros to allow
PyQt to be built against Qt built with namespace support.
* Bug fixes.
Changes 4.8:
* Added support for Qt v4.7 including the new QtDeclarative module.
* pyqtProperty() can now be used as a method decorator in the same way that
the standard Python property type can be used.
* Added the notify argument to pyqtProperty().
* Unbound signals can now be subscripted in the same way that bound signals
can.
* Added the missing << operator to QPolygon, QPolygonF and
QXmlStreamAttributes.
* PyQt will now automatically keep a reference to objects set with some sort
of setter method when Qt expects the underlying C++ instance to stay valid
but does not take ownership of it.
* Added the lightmaps.py and stardelegate.py examples from Hans-Peter Jansen.
* Added the --assume-shared option to configure.py.
* The QtAssistant module is no longer built with Qt v4.7 and later.
changes:
added QStringRef.__str__() and QStringRef.__unicode__() to the
QString v1 API
the destruction by Qt of internally constructed QObject instances is now
automatically detected
a signal defined with pyqtSignal() can now be used with methods that make
an internal call to QObject::connect(), e.g. QTimer.singleShot()
added the --from-imports command line argument to pyuic4 and the
from_imports argument to PyQt4.uic.compileUi()
added support for Python v3.2
changes:
-any class with a count() method now supports the len() builtin
-added the missing == and != operators to QItemSelection
-added readQVariantHash(), readQVariantList(), readQVariantMap,
writeQVariantHash(), writeQVariantList() and writeQVariantMap()
to QDataStream
-added the ErrorPageExtensionOption and ErrorPageExtensionReturn classes,
and the ErrorDomain enum to QWebPage
The highlights of this release include full support for Qt v4.6,
automatically generated docstrings for all callables that describe
the valid Python signatures, and support for keywords for all
optional arguments.
4.6.1:
Bugfix release.
4.6.0:
* alternate, more Pythonic, APIs have been defined for QDate,
QDateTime, QString, QTextStream, QTime, QUrl and QVariant.
Applications may select a particular API. By default Python v3
uses the new versions and Python v2 uses the old versions
* Qt properties can be initialised using keyword arguments passed
when creating an instance
* signals can be connected using keyword arguments passed when
creating an instance
* the QObject.pyqtConfigure() method has been added to set Qt
properties and connect signals using keyword arguments at any
time
* Python v2.6 and later allow a Python bytearray to be used whenever
a QByteArray is expected
* the getOpenFileNameAndFilter(), getOpenFileNamesAndFilter() and
getSaveFileNameAndFilter() static methods have been added to
QFileDialog
* a QLatin1String can be passed whenever a QString is expected
* the compileUiDir() function has been added to the uic module.
