Charles A Edwards wrote:
On Tue, 04 Feb 2003 13:51:26 +0200
robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Path is not the problem - slocate can't find moc either. I'm downloading another version of qt-devel (which has moc, uic etc.) to
see if that will install OK (ignore my original post about file
conflict messages - I'd got a slightly newer version than my qt -
prbably backwards compatible, but I don't want to risk it).


What you need is the mdk version which will be
libqt<#>-devel-<version/release> The # and version/release needs to match that of the libqt you are
currently running.

I tried that and it gave me some stuff I needed but not everything. Throwing in KDE develop did the trick for Qt, but as I said, configure now won't see my run-of-the-mill X-headers. Weird - I've compiled dozens of X-applications before.

BTW, with regard to what I said about the patch for the iso-8859-9 bug, the patch seems to have been incorporated into the 1.3 CVS tree, so I'm keeping my fingers corssed. I noticed with the first version that showed starangeness with Turkish characters (one of the 1.1.6 pre-releases, perhaps) that the problem went when I compiled it on my own machine.

Robin


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- G. Pettie

Robin Turner
IDMYO
Bilkent Univeritesi
Ankara 06533
Turkey

www.bilkent.edu.tr/~robin



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