On Monday 13 October 2003 10:18, Jim Bublitz wrote: > I'm getting ready to begin test builds for PyKDE-3.8.0. With > other stuff I have going on (mostly internet connection > problems) it'll probably be ready around the end of the week.
Cool. > The new class ref docs are also included along with the viewer. > The viewer can also generate HTML pages for the class ref docs so > you can view them with a browser instead if you prefer that. In > either case the docs will link to the KDE Class Ref docs, either > locally or online (online doesn't work as well though). All > methods are documented in Python format. Generating about 5MB of > HTML takes 2-3 seconds. Instructions are in the docs. You only > need the viewer to read the class reference docs, not the > general documentation which is already HTML. Ubercool. > There are a few bugs in the viewer -- an extra ) or two in > places; typedef'd types report as the C++ type instead of a > Python type (pid_t instead of int for example). Some of that > will be fixed later. The problems seem mostly minor, but this > hasn't had a public release yet. The fixes are in the code > generation stuff (presip) and I'll be getting back into that. It makes me really happy so see how you tackle things. Major issues first, minor later. Perfect cut. > 3. build.py has changed *again* (I can hear Hans-Peter > screaming). It isn't what I want for a final version, but there > are even more changes coming with the next sip/PyQt release and > other things going on. It should work but needs a little > re-design internally. The SMP stuff is still there and I think > it's correct but have no way to test it. Well, no problem on my side. I'm used to regard build.py as a strong moving target. I will look into it as soon as I can (and I'm really happy to know, that you kept my code :). > The next step will be to start converting over to whatever Phil > releases next (sip 3.9 or 4.0) - that requires changes to both > code generation and code. I've already looked at the PyKDE-3.2 Since code generation is an area, where I'm able to contribute, I hope, we can combine our efforts here. > alphas, but probably won't start generating code for those until > the rc's are available. > > Jim Pete _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
