PyQt/PyKDE v0.10pre5 is in the usual place at
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/software/private/. I've fixed all the
bugs I know about and, unless you find anything new, this will be
released later as v0.10 - so this is your last chance.
Changes since v0.10pre4...
SIP generates the correct #line directives after handwritten code.
(Hannes - can you check this, I probably haven't got it exactly right.)
QString and QByteArray are now regular classes and are not mapped
automatically to Python strings. THIS MAY BREAK EXISTING PROGRAMS. You
can still supply a Python string where a QString is expected, and the
bindings will automatically translate, but if you specifically need a
Python string then you will need to explicitly convert it using either
the Python repr() function or reverse quotes. For example, the
following line will no longer work...
s = QString() + 'xyz'
...instead you do either...
s = repr(QString()) + 'xyz'
...or...
s = `QString()` + 'xyz'
While this change isn't strictly necessary at this stage, it will be
needed for Qt v2's Unicode support - so it's best to get used to it now.
I had to make changes to three of the example programs - the changes
were very small and easy to find.
The other thing is that I'd still like positive confirmation that the
code compiles cleanly on NT.
Phil