As the subjects states, this is an error I get around line 24 in
/etc/menu-methods when I try to update-menus after upgrading to kde 2.1.1 .
It has cause several minor inconveniences, but a major problem now is I have
no ssl encription. The entire option is now missing from konqueror settings.
And of course that makes https sites unreachable with konqueror. I can use
netscape :P, but I miss the 168 bit encription that konqueror used to
provide. However, I am enjoying my anti-aliased fonts (which also indicates
that upgraded to glibc 2.2 and xfree 4.0.3). (Rhetorical question: Was it
worth the trade off?)
Any ideas why someone would be getting this kind of error? And do I dare
hope for a fix?
TIA,
-s
p.s. here's the output:
In file "/etc/menu-methods//kde", at (or in the definition that ends at) line
24:
[...] Entry]\n" "Name=" ifelse($charset, encode(title(),$charset,
"utf8"),title()) "\n" "Comment=" ifelse($charset,
encode(ifelse($longtitle,$longtitle,$title) , $charset, "utf8"),
ifelse($longtitle,$longtitle,$title)) "\n" "Exec="
ifelse($kde_command, $kde_command, $command) "\n"
$var ifnempty($icon,"Icon=" findicon($icon) "\n")
ifnempty($kde_mimetype, "MimeType=" $kde_mimetype"\n")
ifnempty($kde_opt, $kde_opt "\n") "Type=Application\n"
forall(languages(), "lang", "Name[" $lang "]="
encode_translate($lang,title(), "utf8") "\n") ifnempty($longtitle,
forall(languages(), "lang", "Comment[" $lang "]="
encode_translate($lang,$longtitle, "utf8") "\n"))
[...] ^
Unknown function: "encode"
/etc/menu-methods//kde: Aborting
