Closed otonck closed 5 years ago
Hi Oliver
Moreover, if you plan to publish one day the PyQt-Qwt on PIPY, I think it will be easier with a sip version available on PIPY. I am very interested and I have started looking into it but it may take time.
I tried to compile and quickly test PyQt-Qwt with sip 4.19.8, and just had to remove the sip -n (new in sip 4.19.9) argument in the configure.py script to make it work.
In my opinion, a good change in the configure script for PyQt-Qwt would be to replace this line :
argv.append('-n sip')
by this :
# -n arg new in sip 4.19.9 if target_config.sip_version >= version_from_string("4.19.9"): argv.append('-n sip')
What do you think about this ? I can prepare a pullrequest if you like. Thanks. I was about to fix this for making backporting in Debian easier. Will fix today.
Regards Gudjon
Hi Gudjon, and thanks again for your work on issue #4
here is another questionning we have with PyQt-Qwt :
since the latest sip version released on PIPY is sip 4.19.8, it would be convenient for us that PyQt-Qwt compiles with this version. The need for sip >= 4.19.11 seems to complexify the deployment of packages using PyQt-Qwt, and I'm not sure about the reason of this requirement.
Moreover, if you plan to publish one day the PyQt-Qwt on PIPY, I think it will be easier with a sip version available on PIPY.
I tried to compile and quickly test PyQt-Qwt with sip 4.19.8, and just had to remove the sip -n (new in sip 4.19.9) argument in the configure.py script to make it work.
In my opinion, a good change in the configure script for PyQt-Qwt would be to replace this line :
argv.append('-n sip')
by this :
What do you think about this ? I can prepare a pullrequest if you like.
Thanks again,
Regards,
Olivier