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export ORIGINALPATH=$PATH
loadpyenv(){
    # $PV is our control variable, get from $1, first argument on shell
    # anything that you need to put here and depend for python version ${PV} is your var ;)
    export PV=$1
    echo -e "\n:: Setting environ to use python $PV"
 
    # Put here various aliases that you can use
    # put a python alias
    alias python="python${PV}"
    # m and runserver a kick alias for Django common actions
    alias m="python${PV} manage.py"
    alias runserver="python${PV} manage.py runserver :8000"
    # easy and fast install of python packages, in right path with localpyinstall
    alias localpyinstall="python${PV} setup.py install --prefix=~/.py/${PV}/"
    echo -e "\n:: New aliases"
    # print aliases :)
    alias python m runserver localpyinstall
 
    echo -e "\n:: New PATH"
    # setup aplications path, be careful about not use $ORIGINALPATH.
    #
    # I use a path structure like that:
    # ~/.py/
    # |-- 2.4
    # |-- 2.5
    # `-- 2.6
    export PATH="${HOME}/.py/${PV}/bin/:${ORIGINALPATH}"
    echo $PATH
    echo -e "\n:: New PYTHON PATH"
    # setup new python path, don't need to add system wide path, just our custom paths
    export PYTHONPATH="${HOME}/.py/${PV}/lib/python${PV}/site-packages/"
    # print more some info
    python$PV -c "import sys;print sys.path"
    echo -e "\n:: Django version & file"
    python$PV -c "import django;print 'version %s ... file %s' % (django.get_version(),django.__file__);"
}

$ mkdir -pv ~/.py/{2.4,2.5,2.6}

$ loadpyenv VERSÃO

USE_PYTHON="2.4 2.5 2.6"

emerge $(eix -I dev-python/* | grep "\[I\]" | cut -d' ' -f2)