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# $Id$

PortSystem          1.0
PortGroup           python 1.0
PortGroup           github 1.0

github.setup        hgrecco pyvisa 1.8

name                py-visa
categories-append   science
platforms           darwin
supported_archs     noarch
license             MIT
maintainers         nomaintainer

description         Python binding to VISA instrument protocol
long_description    PyVISA allows dialog between a computer and\
                    various engineering instruments such as oscilloscopes,\
                    spectrum analyzers, waveform generators, etc. using\
                    the VISA Framework of National Instruments, which must be\
                    installed independently.\
                    \nWARNING: VISA Frameworks prior to 14.0, (released 2014),\
                    are 32-bit only, so to be able to use py-visa on a 64-bit\
                    machine, you MUST\
                    \nEITHER\
                    \n\tinstall a 64-bit-compatible VISA version\
                    \nOR\
                    \n\tinstall a universal Python and execute python in\
                    32-bit mode with ‘arch -i386’.

checksums           rmd160  6bc43d1aed4f8f9823ec164ecc510bdb224164fe \
                    sha256  42711646de0b77b8c6d786da7fdda1b4dc3a47453c55880dc9391fc049e82136

python.versions     27 34 35

if {${name} ne ${subport}} {
    depends_build-append    port:py${python.version}-setuptools\
                            port:py${python.version}-sphinx

    notes "
If you are migrating from py-visa < 1.5, read https://pyvisa.readthedocs.org/en/stable/migrating.html
for possible compatibility issues.
"

    test.run                yes
    livecheck.type          none
}