py26-wxpython wrongfully decides to build himself universal

[Veence (Vincent)]

While wxwidgets is not universal (yet), because of dependencies on Carbon and Quicktime, py26-wxpython, when compiled on a universal python 2.6 environnement, tries to build himself universal, probably because it picks up the flags used for python 2.6 compiling during setup. Consequency: it fails miserably here:

src/mac/_gdi_wrap.cpp: In function 'PyObject* _wrap_Font_MacGetATSUFontID(PyObject*, PyObject*)':
src/mac/_gdi_wrap.cpp:15883: error: 'class wxFont' has no member named 'MacGetATSUFontID'

because in the definition of the wxFont class, we read:

#ifndef __LP64__    
    // 'old' Quickdraw accessors
    short MacGetFontNum() const;
    short MacGetFontSize() const;
    wxByte  MacGetFontStyle() const;

    // 'new' ATSUI accessors
    wxUint32 MacGetATSUFontID() const;
    wxUint32 MacGetATSUAdditionalQDStyles() const;
    wxUint16 MacGetThemeFontID() const ;

    // Returns an ATSUStyle not ATSUStyle*
    void* MacGetATSUStyle() const ;
#else
    const void * MacGetCTFont() const;
    // soon to be removed for 64bit, Returns an ATSUStyle not ATSUStyle*
    void* MacGetATSUStyle() const ;
#endif

the wxFont class not being the same on 32 and 64-bit mode.

Any idea to patch this up?