I expect to have an rc1 version of PyKDE ready in a few days, barring any major unforeseen problems. This release has few changes in configure.py or the PyKDE code (a few bug fixes).
The release will make the kjs module optional (only built if you specify -m for configure.py), adds a new kmdi module, and includes documentation. It's an rc1 release just to catch any remaining problems that turn up. Basically I just need to make sure PyKDE builds and runs on various platforms/KDE versions, tidy up a bit, and then it should be done. I don't yet have a Mdk 10, SuSE9.1 or Fedora environment, so I'd appreciate reports from users of those. I'll be testing on various SuSE 8-9, Mdk 9 and RH 9 platforms. The docs are changed for this release - they're provided as HTML only and don't link to the KDE docs. KDE has changed the HTML tagging for methods and it isn't easy to link the PyKDE docs that way any longer. I may look at some way of doing that in the future, or there may be other documentation options coming. You should still refer to the KDE C++ class reference docs for kdelibs to find out how things work; the PyKDE docs basically just provide the Python signatures and return types for methods, and indicate which methods aren't implemented. You should refer to the PyKDE docs when coding, as the Python versions of some methods take different arg lists or return different types (in some cases return tuples or Python data structures). Jim _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
