> So the port I'm working on uses Python and requires a bunch of modules as > dependencies. That's working OK but then my port's configure _uses_ python > to test if the dependencies are installed. If this is the first time > installing python on a machine, no version of python is 'selected'. aka ... > >> AT-MBP12:mp WCT$ port select --list python >> Available versions for python: >> none (active) >> python25-apple >> python26 >> python26-apple >> python27-apple > > It would seem to me that MacPorts ought to 'select' the first version of > python when it is installed, no? In my port, is there a way to test for > 'none' and then set the one I want? I wouldn't change the version out from > under the user if they've actually selected one.
Well, if your port is after a specific version the easy way would be check the modules with pythonX.Y. You should also lib-depend on this version of python, which means it WILL BE AVAILABLE when you build and install.
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