The public PyQt CVS repository is now no longer maintained. This has been replaced (as with SIP a few weeks ago) with snapshots automatically generated from a private CVS. Normally a patch against the current "official" release will also be automatically generated - but this has been suppressed for the moment because of major changes in the way the package is structured and built.
Starting with the current snapshot, the autoconf/automake/libtool based build process has been replaced with a Python script that drives tmake/qmake. The intent is that the build process will be the same on all platforms. The other major change is that I've adopted Jim's idea of generating the C++ code as part of the configuration process. This means that there is only one tarball/zip file for all versions of Qt - and it is a lot smaller. The new build process has only been tested with Python 2.2, Qt v3 under Linux. It will not (yet) work under Windows, or with Qt v2 (using tmake). It may also have problems with versions of Python earlier than 2.0. On the other hand if you have a recent Python and Qt under Linux or (particularly) UNIX, I'd appreciate any feedback. Phil _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.gmd.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
