Jeremy Huddleston wrote:
Right, which is my point. If gtk2 didn't pull in the X11 libs,
then that means that he's got a gtk2+quartz install... which means
that ROX is not going to work for him because it needs gtk2 for x11.
Suppose dependencies-with-variants would have allowed requiring "gtk2
+x11" ?
So either the user had a +quartz gtk2 (in which case he can't use
rox) or he has some other problem that adding the X11 dependencies
to rox won't solve (because they're redundant).
In order to use a non-system X11, the port needed the usual workaround:
configure.args-append --x-include=${prefix}/include --x-lib=${prefix}/
lib
Just wasn't obvious where to add them, when using Zero Install's --
compile.
And obviously they would be wrong, when using +system_x11 (another
story)
But seems like it'll be able to pick up /usr/X11R6 anyway, due to it
being
present in gtk2's pkg-config and it being the default. So should be
good.
--anders
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