Apparently you have python.default_version too early in your Portfile, before "name" is declared.
Put the python vars later in your Portfile, after checksums for example:
checksums rmd160 5a07d156e48d2345aad899370a45eb4db91189ae \
sha256
c73a2a705acb17c9d8231cf54d280adae66c4432dcd3c461d8754a61efb1c549
python.version 27
python.link_binaries_suffix
On Aug 28, 2012, at 1:18 PM, Ben Smith wrote:
> When I try to set the default value I get:
>
> Failed to parse file office/torchCL/Portfile: can't set
> "python.default_version": can't read "name": no such variable
>
> --
> Ben Smith
> Founder / CSA
> WBP SYSTEMS
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>
>
> On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 11:59 AM, Joshua Root <[email protected]> wrote:
>> On 2012-8-29 04:49 , Joshua Root wrote:
>>> On 2012-8-29 03:05 , Ben Smith wrote:
>>>> But without doing the link myself, it doesn't appear to create the
>>>> link. I'm assuming that this is a common issue because the manual
>>>> method I want to use is exactly what GoogleCL is using.
>>>
>>> python.link_binaries_suffix had only existed for a couple of months when
>>> googlecl was created, so probably the author was simply unaware of the
>>> feature. The linking code provided by the portgroup works fine for many,
>>> many ports.
>>
>> You do actually need to set python.default_version. But with that change
>> your portfile creates the link fine here.
>>
>> - Josh
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