On Thu, Nov 06, 2008, Torsten Homeyer wrote:
> Ralf S. Engelschall wrote:
>
> > AFAIK the system's "ncurses-dev" _always_ was a hard requirement for
> > OpenPKG to get the necessary termcap/termlib stuff under _Linux_.
>
> So what?
> My understanding is, that OpenPKG is as self contained as possible.
The understanding is correct, Torsten.
> And I see no problem for the python package to require OpenPKG-ncurses
> for readline functionality.
For the particular "python" package the requirement might be ok. I spoke
about the _general_ requirement for the system "ncurses-dev" package to
be installed under Linux.
> I'm really sure, that I don't want to install the OS vendor package
> for this. Whats wrong on this view?
Nothing is wrong here. Fact is just that OpenPKG requires "ncurses-dev"
anyway under Linux, so I thought it should not hurt you for "python",
too.
I see that the "python" package has a "with_curses" option, too. Would
using this already solve your problem or do we first have to patch
Python to correctly find OpenPKG's "ncurses" and solve your problem?
Ralf S. Engelschall
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