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python-tk #2307
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It looks like it is supposed to be part of Python. But it requires tkl.tk/tcl. I got over my head with all of the variables in this code:
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Hopefully most of those are automatic. It looks like they equate to:
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I've been trying to add this with no success. Adding WITH_APPINIT worked. Adding the CFLAGS variables produced this error:
So this line:
The 2 directories are correct. tcl8.6 is present in lib, but not tk8.6. Here's the contents.
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I removed BTW, I'm hoping to get tk added to the standard python. I believe most Python installations include it. Also, maybe I should open a new issue with this idea. And maybe you guys have already discussed this. Obviously software is versioned. The package definitions are also versioned. tea can detect when it's old software. But I'm not sure tea has a way to detect if something was installed with an old package version or not. So for example, if this is added to all Pythons that tea supports, I'd have to go remove all of my python installations to get the version with tk. I don't know if this makes sense. It seems to me that tea needs to track both the software version and a package.yml version. |
Yes, we're currently in discussions for the best way to handle that. I think it's likely this: https://github.com/teaxyz/cli/issues/622 |
I've been working on this because something I was doing was erroring saying it couldn't find tkinter. I thought this was koboldcpp, but I am not getting the error anymore. I updated it. Or maybe something else got rid of the requirement. And I think you guys have tkinter in your python already! I don't know why I was getting errors before. I don't know what I'm doing... I'm just going to close this and re-open if I can figure out what was causing the error. |
yay? that's great if so. |
How do I get python-tk? I tried to build this myself but I think I'm getting in over my head.
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