Well, I've now seen in the 4.0.2-1 tarball ChangeLog that says:
Allow for separate dir for Qt includes in configure.py
But I can't find that option. It would be indeed very handy.
Cheers,
> Hey Jim.
> I'm having one issue with the generated Makefiles. When using
> pykde_includes, it expects to find all those modules with
> -I$(opt_kdeincdir)/name, thus for example for Qt includes it results in:
> -I/usr/include/QtCore -I/usr/include/QtNetwork ...
> (But, at least in Debian, Qt4 includes are under /usr/include/qt4). I'm
> not very sure how to fix this in a portable manner. For now I'll patch
> configure.py in the Debian packages.
> Talking about patching, did Torsten Marek ever contact you about support
> in configure.py for out-of-tree builds? I've adapted his patch against
> PyKDE3 as found in Debian's packages to PyKDE4. Would you be interested
> in including it?
> Cheers,
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