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Using the same install method of install as cairo - GNU autotools.

    $ python -c "import sys; print sys.prefix"
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    $ ./configure --prefix=<python_prefix>
    $ make
    $ make install       # may require superuser access

To build from CVS, use this line instead of the configure line above:
    $ ./autogen.sh --prefix=<python_prefix>

If you're installing to another prefix than the one where Python is installed
Python will not be able to find the cairo module until you add
$prefix/lib/pythonX.Y/site-packages to the PYTHONPATH variable.


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    1. Untar the .tar.gz file
    2. cd into the resulting directory
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If PyGTK or Numeric Python are detected optional modules will be compiled.
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Enabling RGBA output (optional)
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An experimental patch is provided which enables RGBA output from a
cairo.ImageSurface.
It can be used, for example, to transfer cairo images into PIL.

1) Apply the 'get_data' patch to cairo
 $ cd cairo/src
 $ patch < [path_to pycairo/patch.cairo-image-surface.c]
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