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Bug 2672
RPM for Songwrite 2 (spec files provided)
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spec file for EditObj 2 0.4 (dependency of Songwrite 2), tested on Mageia 1.0
python-EditObj2.spec (text/plain), 1.74 KB, created by
JeanBaptiste Lamy
on 2011-09-08 18:50:05 CEST
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spec file for EditObj 2 0.4 (dependency of Songwrite 2), tested on Mageia 1.0
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JeanBaptiste Lamy
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2011-09-08 18:50:05 CEST
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># Build with : ># rpmbuild -ba ./tmp/rpm/SPECS/python-EditObj2.spec ># rpmlint ./tmp/rpm/SPECS/python-EditObj2.spec ./tmp/rpm/SRPMS/python-EditObj2-*.mga1.src.rpm ./tmp/rpm/RPMS/noarch/python-EditObj2-*.mga1.noarch.rpm > >%define oname EditObj2 >%define oname_low editobj2 >%define version 0.4 > >Name: python-%oname >Version: %version >Release: %mkrel 1 >Summary: A Gtk 2, Qt or Tk dialog box generator for editing Python objects >License: GPLv2 >Group: Development/Python >Url: http://home.gna.org/oomadness/en/editobj/index.html >Source: http://download.gna.org/songwrite/%{oname}-%{version}.tar.gz >BuildArch: noarch >BuildRequires: python-devel >Requires: python > >%description >EditObj 2 is a dialog box generator for Python objects ; it can work >with Gtk2, Qt and Tk. It behaves similarly to a Java Bean editor, but >is devoted to Python, and it features several improvements. In >particular, EditObj2 can deal with tree structure in a very efficient >way. > >Well... actually EditObj2 is much more that just a dialog box >generator. It is somehow a GUI toolkit per se... look at the examples >directory to see how to use it for designing a configuration dialog >box, a login window or a file manager ! > >EditObj 2 includes also a tree widget for Tkinter, an observation >framework and a multiple undo/redo framework. > > >%prep >%setup -q -n %oname-%version > >%build >python setup.py build > >%install >python setup.py install --prefix=%buildroot/%_prefix >rm -Rf %buildroot/%_prefix/share/doc/* > >%clean >rm -rf %buildroot > >%files >%defattr(-,root,root) >%doc CHANGES LICENSE README test examples >%py_sitedir/%{oname_low}* ># For egg-info >%py_sitedir/%{oname}* > > >%changelog >* Sun Aug 21 2011 Jiba <jiba@tuxfamily.org> 0.4-1.mga1 >- first version
# Build with : # rpmbuild -ba ./tmp/rpm/SPECS/python-EditObj2.spec # rpmlint ./tmp/rpm/SPECS/python-EditObj2.spec ./tmp/rpm/SRPMS/python-EditObj2-*.mga1.src.rpm ./tmp/rpm/RPMS/noarch/python-EditObj2-*.mga1.noarch.rpm %define oname EditObj2 %define oname_low editobj2 %define version 0.4 Name: python-%oname Version: %version Release: %mkrel 1 Summary: A Gtk 2, Qt or Tk dialog box generator for editing Python objects License: GPLv2 Group: Development/Python Url: http://home.gna.org/oomadness/en/editobj/index.html Source: http://download.gna.org/songwrite/%{oname}-%{version}.tar.gz BuildArch: noarch BuildRequires: python-devel Requires: python %description EditObj 2 is a dialog box generator for Python objects ; it can work with Gtk2, Qt and Tk. It behaves similarly to a Java Bean editor, but is devoted to Python, and it features several improvements. In particular, EditObj2 can deal with tree structure in a very efficient way. Well... actually EditObj2 is much more that just a dialog box generator. It is somehow a GUI toolkit per se... look at the examples directory to see how to use it for designing a configuration dialog box, a login window or a file manager ! EditObj 2 includes also a tree widget for Tkinter, an observation framework and a multiple undo/redo framework. %prep %setup -q -n %oname-%version %build python setup.py build %install python setup.py install --prefix=%buildroot/%_prefix rm -Rf %buildroot/%_prefix/share/doc/* %clean rm -rf %buildroot %files %defattr(-,root,root) %doc CHANGES LICENSE README test examples %py_sitedir/%{oname_low}* # For egg-info %py_sitedir/%{oname}* %changelog * Sun Aug 21 2011 Jiba <jiba@tuxfamily.org> 0.4-1.mga1 - first version
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