New port: ige-mac-bundler 0.6.0

[mike@…]

New port: ige-mac-bundler 0.6.0

[ryandesign@…]

Thanks.

[ryandesign@…]

Committed in r74669 with these changes:

• reformatted whitespace
• removed commented-out dependencies
• removed md5 checksum which I consider to be obsolete
• changed "configure {}" to "use_configure no" (see "port lint")
• replaced "exec cp -R" with "copy"
• tweaked livecheck settings

I also meant to indicate that this software does not install any architecture-specific files, but I forgot; I committed that change in r74670.

However, I don't think the software works, because:

1. The script ${prefix}/bin/ige-mac-bundler begins with:

   #!/usr/bin/env python
   

   That means it will run using whatever python the user happens to have selected, or Mac OS X's python if the user hasn't selected one. Instead, the port should declare a dependency on a specific version of python (2.7, I guess, since that's the python into whose directory you've copied the files) and use that specific version of python in the shebang line.

2. Next, the script reads:

   sys.path.insert(0, '/i386-10.6-mp/var/macports/build/_Users_rschmidt_macports_dports_devel_ige-mac-bundler/work/ige-mac-bundler-0.6.0')
   

   That path does not exist after the port has been installed; that's the work directory that MacPorts (by default) cleans up after a successful installation. Trying to run the script gives me:

   Traceback (most recent call last):
     File "/i386-10.6-mp/bin/ige-mac-bundler", line 5, in <module>
       import bundler.main
   ImportError: No module named bundler.main
   

   So this path needs to be changed to something else before installation.

Can you attach a patch to address these issues?

[gellule.xg@…]

ryandesign, I just attached the patch you were looking for. Hope it works for you. Regards, -Julien/Gellule

[gellule.xg@…]

Newer Portfile, with some needed patches.

[gellule.xg@…]

ryandesign,

I attached a new Portfile.2 as well as the patches referenced. Some explanations:

In patch-bundler-bundler.py.diff
+            fout.write("\n")

This is from upstream, not in version 0.6.0 of ige-mac-integration

In patch-bundler-bundler.py.diff
-        self.copy_path(Path("${prefix}/lib/charset.alias"))
+        self.copy_path(Path("/usr/lib/charset.alias", dest="${bundle}/Contents/Resources"))

This is because MacPorts does not have charset.alias in /opt/local/lib. I do hope that it is always found in /usr/lib.

In patch-bundler-bundler.py.diff
-        f.write("ModuleFiles=./pango.modules\n")
+        f.write("ModuleFiles=./Contents/Resources/etc/pango/pango.modules\n")
In patch-bundler-launsher.sh.diff
+cd $bundle

The version of pango produced by MacPorts does not like "./pango.modules". I have no idea why I needed that, but it works. Comments from John Ralls (ige-mac-bundler's maintainer):

That must be something MacPorts is doing differently from Gtk-OSX.
When I copy pango-querymodules into a bundle and edit the launcher
script to run it, I get the expected list of modules printed to Console,
with no changing directories or editing pangorc. 

[suv-sf@…]

Could the example files as well as the available docs (Changelog, INSTALL, README, …) be installed as well? (Portfile.2 only installs the bundler scripts).

[suv-sf@…]

Cc Me!

[gellule.xg@…]

Is there a recommended location/layout to install these additional files? Would /opt/local/share/ige-mac-bundler work?

[tael67@…]

Cc Me!

[egall@…]

Isn't this already an existing port?

[egall@…]

Cc Me!

[larryv@…]

Replying to egall@…:

Isn't this already an existing port?

See comment:3.

[t.tensi@…]

Portfile for gtk-mac-bundler 0.7.3

[t.tensi@…]

patch file for bundler.py (adapted version for 0.7.3)

[t.tensi@…]

patch file for launcher.sh (version for 0.7.3, identical to old version)

[t.tensi@…]

Dear all,

John Ralls renamed the "ige-mac-bundler" to "gtk-mac-bundler" some time ago, so I recommend to use that name for the port. Also the 0.6.0 version is outdated, the current version is 0.7.3.

I have enclosed a new portfile and adapted the patch files of Julien.

Best regards, Thomas