specifically, each python:${SLOT} should ship /usr/bin/pdb${SLOT} -> /usr/lib/python${SLOT}/pdb.py and 'eselect python' should manage the pdb and pdb3 symlinks as slaves. This will require changing the shebang at the top of pdb.py
I think that symlinks for each module are not needed. You can use: python -m pdb ... python2 -m pdb ... python3 -m pdb ... python2.5 -m pdb ... python2.6 -m pdb ... python2.7 -m pdb ... python3.1 -m pdb ... python3.2 -m pdb ...
Sure, it's *possible* to do without, but it would be nice, e.g. what Debian does.
(In reply to comment #2) > Sure, it's *possible* to do without, but it would be nice, e.g. what Debian > does. Dont take this the wrong way, but is there a more compelling reason than 'nice' and 'debian' to do this?
