> > Is this because Sip doesn't support subclasses or is it the KURL> thingy?
>
> SIP doesn't support sub-classes. It looks like it might need to.
Yes. Can I still create the sipfiles with that syntax? Will that syntax be used when
it supports subclasses?
Does Sip support the Class<THING> stuff? That is seen all over the KDE2 headers... But
I can't find it in the pykde 0.11.1 sipfiles... I think that is "templates" but I do
not know exactly how templates work in C++....
How do I determine when I need some create some special %Membercode? In what cases is
that needed?
I'm at my parents house with my girlfriend this weekend so I'm 300+ km away from my
computer, but I will continue with the rest when I get back on tuesday.. And I have a
hard time explaining to my girlfriend what kind of mail I have to write 03:30 in the
morning after coming home from the pub... ;-)
Regards,
Per Wigren
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