Hey, Am Montag, 29. September 2003 07:38 schrieb Jim Bublitz: > David and I appear to have worked out a solution to the problem > of kicker loading multiple Python-based panel applets on a > restart, although it needs some cleaning up and testing. David > has also sent me code for writing KControl stuff using Python, > and a patch that puts the panel applet installer in the Control > Center - I haven't had a chance to test that yet, but expect it > will work. If I have time and don't run into too many problems, > I'll probably add the ability to write panel extensions from > Python. I'm also planning on making it possible to write KParts > in Python, and probably will steal David's stuff for IOSlaves > eventually. I expect that to be a little more involved and > probably won't put it in the next release. I had to many tests at university to look at getting QtDesigner Plugins to work. Has someone taken a look at it in the meantime? Any advices how I should starting this now that I have a little bit of time?
> I also have completely new documentation generation working - > you'll end up with two choices: you can use a provided > documentation reader. or you can generate a complete HTML class > reference. The HTML runs about 3MB. The reader generates HTML on > the fly and the data file is only about 600KB. The new docs > provide a Python formatted description for every method and also > provide links to the KDE classref docs. The reader has two panes > - one for the PyKDE docs and one for the linked KDE docs. The > generator for the full HTML docs will set the same links if > provided with the path to the KDE classref docs. The reader also > allows you to add your own annotation to the docs, and the > annotations are kept in a separate file and should survive > version changes. I have some work to do to make this installable > and usable, but it seems to work pretty well. Is this also possible for the QT Documentation? > I've also test-generated PyKDE3.2alpha1 and fixed a few problems > with my sip file generator. I won't be releasing a PyKDE version > for PyKDE3.2 until I can get KDE3.2 binaries to install and test > against - compiling KDE from source just looks too > time-consuming at the moment. Do you know of Konstruct (http://developer.kde.org/build/konstruct/)? I works very good. This way it only takes long for the computer ;-). In case you have SuSE I could also send you the compiled bineries as tgz. Creating rpm would take too much time I guess. All just in case you're intrested. I don't need PyKDE3.2 at the moment. regards Roland _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
