Johannes Sixt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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|> The source file "qgmanager.h" is unavailable.
|>
|> #include <qgmanager.h>
|...
|>Where does this file come from? Neither qt-2.0.1 or qt-2.0.2 have it.
|>They have a qgmanagr.h, but this isn't the same name and isn't installed
|>anyway.
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|This file is part of Qt, at least version 1.42. qgmanagr.h is the old name,
|which is only there for compatibility reasons.
Thanks. I read the README when building PyKDE, and it didn't say anything
about requiring a specific version of Qt. But from your comment, scanning
the PyKDE page, I find:
Is Qt v2.x supported?
Not yet - check the roadmap.
Is KDE v2.x supported?
Not yet - check the roadmap.
Thanks for the tip. I'll see if I can get a hold of Qt 1.4.2.
Randall
