On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 07:12:55PM +0200, Petr Mladek wrote:
Caolán McNamara píše v Po 22. 08. 2011 v 11:00 +0100:
On Mon, 2011-08-22 at 11:36 +0200, Tomáš Chvátal wrote:
Should apply to master, worth backporting to 3.4.
I've hacked around this with...
echo "import sys, os" > uno.py
echo "sys.path.append('%{basisinstdir}/program')" >> uno.py
echo "os.putenv('URE_BOOTSTRAP', 'vnd.sun.star.pathname: %{baseinstdir}/program/fundamentalrc')"
uno.py
cat $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/%{basisinstdir}/program/uno.py >> uno.py
in our own spec for a while, so integrating the fix would be good.
However....
a) do we need the PYTHONPATH hack in soffice.sh, I seem to be able to
get away without it ?
I guess that PYTHONPATH hack in soffice.sh is not needed when you
install uno.py and unohelper.py into %{python_sitearch}. It might be
needed when you keep it in libreoffice/basis dir.
See pyuno/source/loader/pyuno_loader.cxx, function
prependPythonPath and its caller CreateInstance; my guess is that it
adds the exact same entry to PYTHONPATH, but I can't immediately
follow all layers of indirection to see what it adds exactly.
And the added line of the patch to uno.py seems to do the _same_ thing
_again_. I don't quite understand the utility of doing it in uno.py:
if uno.py is being loaded (presumably from its place in
@libdir@/@OOOINSTALLDIRNAME@/basis-link/program), it means the python
load path already contains that. If the python load path does not
contain that directory, adding it from within uno.py does not help
because of chicken-and-egg problem of python finding uno.py in the
first place.
Unless we want to allow distributions to install uno.py in
%{python_sitearch}, but *not* the other things it needs, such as
pyuno.so; I'm not sure I get the rationale for wanting to do that.
Can someone show me something that does not work with this patch, but
works with it?
--
Lionel
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