There may also be some py27-* ports missing. If that's the case, you can
probably just copy the 26-* one and edit the Portfile (s/6/7/ where
appropriate). I found a couple and added them to dports when I was creating
the +python2? variants in the gnome ports.
Speaking of variants, you probably want to add +python27 to
${prefix}/etc/macports/variants.conf
On Jul 6, 2011, at 08:55, Russell Jones wrote:
> There's probably a neater way to do it, but I did something like
>
> port search --line py26- | cut -f1 | xargs -n1 port installed | grep -Ev
> "(currently|are) installed" | sed -E "s/@.*//g" | sed "s/py26-/py27-/g" |
> xargs -n1 port info
>
> then
>
> port search --line py26- | cut -f1 | xargs -n1 port installed | grep -Ev
> "(currently|are) installed" | sed -E "s/@.*//g" | sed "s/py26-/py27-/g" |
> sed -E "s/^/sudo port install /g" > install-py27.sh
>
> And edited the file, doing searches for the missing items in case they were
> irregularly named, or there was a replacement or equivalent.
>
> Russell
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