On 21/07/11 04:54, Paul Seidler wrote:
I think this would be the job of a the python exlib, so you wouldn't use
option_enable directly, but i.e. python_enable which would echo --enable-python
if any of the suboptions are activated and --disable-python if none.
Right, but I want to keep the exlib own functions as few as possible, in
my opinion there are already to much and I won't add another.
You should add functions to exlibs if it makes sense to add them, not by
counting them. ;)
Also
it would be nifty if the SUBOPTION can get a description.
They can have descriptions. For example, kde_parts do have descriptions. Or do
you mean the suboption itself?
I don't really think that would be necessary.
In the case of removing the option, I think this is needed as the
description would be redundant and be long for packages which won't be
use a default description.
What?
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