add custom recipe support [needs py3 testing] #537
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add custom recipe support [needs py3 testing]
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I didn't actually test on python3, but since it seems python2 should work fine I guess let's not dawdle and fix it if it turns out wrong. |
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Adds two additional locations to find recipes.
First, a local recipes folder is checked. This defaults to
./p4a-recipes, and can be set via the command line option--local-recipes/--local_recipes.Next, a user-local folder is checked in the user-local storage (i.e. ~/.local/share/python-for-android/recipes).
Finally, the standard p4a recipes will be checked.
Note that while this works on py2, it will need to be tested on 3.3/3.4 AND 3.5. 3.5 will use the newer
spec_from_file_locationandmodule_from_specmethods inimportlib.util, while 3.3/3.4 will use the older (deprecated?)SourceFileLoader. py2 just uses the simpleimp.load_source.