I have a PyKDE compile set that will compile all the way through
(including a new kmdi module). Would you like a copy?
As far as I can tell, there is only one minor sip error involving
a variable in kjs (missing cast in sip generated code), plus a
couple questions I have for Phil - I'll email
On Sunday April 25 2004 07:34, pagis wrote:
An error occured for me while run configure.py
PyKDE version 3.11.0
---
Python include directory is /usr/include/python2.3
Python version is 2.3.3
sip version is 4.0rc3 (4.0.0)
Qt directory is /usr/lib/qt3/
Qt version is 3.2.3
On Sunday April 25 2004 07:41, Karsten Künne wrote:
Hi,
I tried PyKDE-3.11alpha6 today on a Solaris 8 box and I got
the following error:
gmake[1]: Entering directory
`/usr/local/src/kde/kde-3.2.2/PyKDE-3.11alpha6/ kdecore'
g++ -c -fPIC -O2 -w -D_REENTRANT -DQT_NO_DEBUG
On Sunday April 25 2004 01:52, Troy Melhase wrote:
Are there plans or is there any chance that kmdi will be
included before the final release? It would be nice to
have that.
What's the earliest KDE version you need support on?
Doesn't look too hard - probably can do everything
On Saturday April 24 2004 05:37, Steven Robson wrote:
I've done what you suggested, and it gets even further now.
But it still fails with kjspart0.cpp, error log enlosed.
In kjs/lookup.sip, you can try uncommenting the variables in
HashEntry and HashTable. Remove the entire //ig for each.
On Saturday April 24 2004 09:37, Steven Robson wrote:
Those uncommentings didn't seem to have any effect, it still
gets stuck on the same line.
I'll have to look into it some more - perhaps actually
initializing the variables would fix it (to zero perhaps?)
Per the lookup.h file they should
On Saturday April 24 2004 11:27, Torsten Marek wrote:
Hello Jim,
I spend my afternoon and I finally got dcop and kdecore to
compile for now. The issues are:
- missing casts (can be solved by little script, as you
proposed, actually, I used sed)
- missing include of fixx11h.h
It
On Saturday April 24 2004 13:01, Simon Edwards wrote:
On Friday 23 April 2004 18:46, Jim Bublitz wrote:
On Friday April 23 2004 06:40, Simon Edwards wrote:
On Friday 23 April 2004 08:54, Jim Bublitz wrote:
I'll be mailing PyKDE-3.11alpha6 to Phil shortly. In
addition to testing
On Saturday April 24 2004 14:43, Torsten Marek wrote:
Jim Bublitz schrieb:
On Saturday April 24 2004 11:27, Torsten Marek wrote:
Do you know of a reason it's needed in PyKDE?
Yes, QDir does need it. The enum Sortspec contains an entry
Unsorted (l. 80 in qdir.h from qt 3.2.3).
X.h (from
On Saturday April 24 2004 14:14, Troy Melhase wrote:
On Saturday 24 April 2004 12:39 pm, Jim Bublitz wrote:
I'll look at this some more tonight - one other thing you
can try is to just ignore kjs. I think all that's necessary
is to delete the kjs entry from pykde_modules in
configure.py
PyKDE
=
The following are the outstanding PyKDE issues I'm aware of - if
you know of a problem not on this list, let me know.
fixx11.h - need to investigate and implement (PyKDE doesn't do
anything with it right now)
%MemberCode in kio/kurifilter.h - oversight; convert to
%MethodCode
On Friday April 23 2004 06:24, Arash Bijanzadeh wrote:
Hi,
Trying to compile pyKDE-3.11alpha5 I got this error message:
Generating the C++ source for the kdecore module...
sip: KPty is undefined
Error: Unable to create the C++ code.
I found something for this problem on the ML but didn't
On Friday April 23 2004 03:34, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
On Friday 23 April 2004 08:54, Jim Bublitz wrote:
I'll be mailing PyKDE-3.11alpha6 to Phil shortly. In
addition to testing on SuSE and RH, a build on Mandrake 9.2
is nearly done without any problems.
I have attached a minor patch
On Friday April 23 2004 01:43, Troy Melhase wrote:
Please report any build, compile or execution errors you run
across to the list.
This is exciting. I upgraded all these today:
Qt from 3.2 to 3.3
KDE from 3.1.4 to 3.2.1
SIP from 3.8 to 3.10.1
PyQt from 3.8 to 3.11
PyKDE from
On Thursday April 22 2004 03:58, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
Did you manage to fix the strange type errors in the
*menudemo.py and possibly even the kurldemo.py issue, I
reported 03/17 to you and Phil?
Yes - the menudemo problems occurred because the specific action
classes (like KToggleAction)
On Thursday April 22 2004 12:45, Simon Edwards wrote:
On Thursday 22 April 2004 05:55, Jim Bublitz wrote:
I'm finishing a couple of test builds for PyKDE-3.11alpha5
and assuming those work OK, I'll be sending a tarball to
Phil to put up either on the PyKDE page or in a PyKDE
snapshot
There's a fatal bug in PyKDE-3.11alpha5 for KDE3.2.1 users. The
subdirectory extra/kde321 is missing from the tarball.
As a temporary measure (which I haven't tested) you can make
extra/kde321 and then copy the entire contents (incl subdirs) of
extra/kde320 to the new directory. The contents
On Thursday April 22 2004 10:53, Steven Robson wrote:
I'm getting the build errors attached when building the
recently released PyKDE snapshot.
Other info:
Slackware 9.1, python 2.3.1, sip 3.10.1 (3.10.1-192),
PyQt-x11-gpl-3.11.
I did python configure.py -c
followed by make makeop 2
On Tuesday April 6 2004 15:50, Piotr Kalinowski wrote:
When should I expect support for kde 3.2 be ready? A week? A
month? A year? ;)
More than a week, less than a month (taxes due April 15th - I, in
the middle of that now)
Jim
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On Thursday March 25 2004 10:58, Simon Edwards wrote:
On Thursday 25 March 2004 10:58, Mateusz Korniak wrote:
I thought that KDE 3.2.1 and 3.2.0 is binary compatible but
after upgrade I have got:
PyKDE version 3.11.0
where can I get my hands on the alpha? jim?
I'll put together a
On Friday March 26 2004 11:13, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
On Friday 26 March 2004 17:45, Jim Bublitz wrote:
On Thursday March 25 2004 10:58, Simon Edwards wrote:
On Thursday 25 March 2004 10:58, Mateusz Korniak wrote:
I thought that KDE 3.2.1 and 3.2.0 is binary compatible
but after
If anyone is wondering why a burst of emails from me suddenly
appeared on the list, it's because a portion of my email hasn't
been going out for 5 days or so. A corrupted file triggered a
bug that prevented sending but the failure to send wasn't
detected like it's supposed to be.
Should be
On Thursday March 25 2004 02:57, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
[Sorry for being that late]
On Sunday 21 March 2004 00:48, Jim Bublitz wrote:
I saw Phil indicate in another msg that the current PyKDE
won't build against KDE 3.2.1. I haven't gotten far enough
to look at that yet, so I don't have
On Thursday March 25 2004 03:37, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
On Thursday 25 March 2004 10:58, Mateusz Korniak wrote:
I thought that KDE 3.2.1 and 3.2.0 is binary compatible but
after upgrade I have got:
from khtml import DOM
File /usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/khtml.py, line 26,
On Thursday March 25 2004 07:06, Jennifer King wrote:
I'm new to this list as well as PyKDE/PyQT/SIP, so please
forgive any stupidity here.
On to the point...
I'm trying to get PyKDE installed on a FreeBSD4.8 system.
After fighting with things for a couple days, I finally have
PyQT SIP
On Tuesday March 23 2004 06:10, GuineaPig wrote:
Hello,
In my application I have a QDialog with a lot of QLabels.
From time to time these labels need to be cleared (text set to
''). Is there a way to iterate over the labels ?
I'm looking for something like this:
for QLabel in self
On Thursday March 18 2004 12:32, Simon Edwards wrote:
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004 08:40 pm, Roberto Alsina wrote:
I'd love if emphasis switched from getting PyKDE and PyQt
to cover all latesst and greatest Qt/KDE to let's keep
this working, even if some corner case breaks. That would
let me
On Thursday March 18 2004 11:43, Maciej Paszta wrote:
And another question: Is there any way of implementing systray
icon in pure PyQt. I know there's suitable class provided in
PyKDE, but it's not my intention to make my programme
PyKDE-dependent
Yes, but you'd either have to do your own
On Saturday March 13 2004 06:13, Jakobi Mikrobi wrote:
I'm using SuSE 9.0, KDE 3.1.4. I compilied pyKDE 3.8.0
succesfully. importTest.py displays no errors. But when
running autotest.py in ../tests the following errors are
displayed and finally autotest.py crashes:
FAILED (failures=3,
On Thursday March 11 2004 23:05, Christian Bartels wrote:
i searched the archive, but could not found an answser other
than soon. so, can anyone tell me when a pykde version with
kde 3.2 support will be released? (hopefully more exactly
thant soon ;-))
I just finished another message about
On Friday March 12 2004 08:10, Mathieu Chouinard wrote:
I want to know if there will be a release soon and if presip
will now support recent sip
I'm just about ready to do a snapshot or beta release of PyKDE
now that Phil has released the latest sip and PyQt. The holdup
right now is updating
On Thursday March 11 2004 11:27, Lionel Roubeyrie wrote:
Is there a way with PyKDE/PyQt to know the icons used under
KDE, like the CDROM's icon or the home directory's icon?
Yes - look at the KDE docs (classref) for KStandardDirs and
KIconLoader. There are methods in those classes for
On Wednesday March 10 2004 06:10, Jakobi Mikrobi wrote:
I compiled pyKDE 3.8.0 on SuSE Linux 9.0 without any errors.
After running python importTest.py the following text is
displayed:
Testing PyKDE module imports
dcop
kdecore
Traceback (most recent call last):
File importTest.py,
PyKDE for KDE 3.2 (and 3.1.5) now builds and compiles. There are
a couple minor problems that need to be resolved either by small
changes to sip or patching on the PyKDE side - there small
problems no one would generally notice. There is one other
problem that so far I can only fix by dropping
Someone off the list ran into a problem loading the kio module
with the error sipName_run undefined. In searching the archive
to see if the problem had been solved previously, I ran across a
msg to list about the same problem that apparently hadn't been
answered. For some reason, I never got
On Tuesday February 17 2004 02:32, Jacob Abraham wrote:
Dear Tutors,
QObject.connect(self.table,SIGNAL(clicked(int,int,int,QPoint)
),self.tableclick)
should be:
SIGNAL(clicked (int, int, int, const QPoint ))
Use the C++ signature for the method. The Qt docs are the best
place to find these -
I've been having a strange problem with a couple of new KDE 3.2.0
files. They end up at the end of the list of %Includes, and if I
leave them there, kdecorecmodule.cpp fails to compile. The error
I get in both cases is in the middle of an enum in a Qt file
(qdir.h in one case, qdockwindow.h in
On Friday February 13 2004 07:05, hcohen2 wrote:
Jim Bublitz wrote:
Looks like you need to do:
export QTDIR=base Qt directory
On SuSE base Qt directory is /usr/lib/qt3 - should be
something similar on other distributions.
You got that correct-it's the same on Mandrake 9.1, that I am
On Friday February 13 2004 05:55, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
On Friday 13 February 2004 07:14, Jim Bublitz wrote:
PyKDE is going nicely - all issues with sip 3.10/3.11 have
been resolved (except one, about which I haven't provided
good info to Phil, and it isn't a major problem). PyKDE
On Friday February 13 2004 11:35, Phil Thompson wrote:
On Friday 13 February 2004 18:25, Jim Bublitz wrote:
sip 3.10/3.11 and sip 4 can use identical syntax (except sip
4 no longer supports some obsolete constructions). I haven't
tried sip 4 yet, but I believe everything in both PyKDE
On Thursday February 12 2004 16:52, hcohen2 wrote:
First question should I be using version 4 with Python 2.2.2
and Qt 3.1.2?
If version 3 is valid, could someone point me to a possible
solution to error messages I am seeing when I run: python
configure.py?
I have seen this twice now:
PyKDE is going nicely - all issues with sip 3.10/3.11 have been
resolved (except one, about which I haven't provided good info
to Phil, and it isn't a major problem). PyKDE builds, links and
runs using the sip snapshots (will require sip 3.11), and using
a configure.py similar to what sip and
PyKDE (as of about 30 seconds ago) now builds with sip/PyQt 3.10+
using the same basic build system ('configure.py' and friends)
as sip/PyQt 3.10 (actually it's pretty close to 3.11, so that'll
probably be the number on the next PyKDE release).
Left to do - converting %MemberCode to
On Friday February 6 2004 16:32, Patrick Stinson wrote:
As it turns out, PyKDE-3.8.0 is only compatible with sip-3.8
and PyQt-3.8, and I need to use the sip snapshots to get my
sip-based C++ module to compile correctly.
See article:
On Wednesday February 4 2004 12:11, Ice wrote:
bash-2.05b# python build.py
Building PyKDE 3.8 for Python 2.3.3 on linux2.
/usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages is the PyKDE installation
directory. /usr/lib/python2.3/config contains libpython
/usr/include/python2.3 contains Python.h.
/usr/bin/sip
On Wednesday February 4 2004 17:35, wouldn't you like to know
wrote:
While trying to execute the Make command on
PyKDE-3.8.0 i get the error:
Error: symbol `decref' is already defined
i have no idea
here is my specs:
Slackware9.1
qt-3.2.3 (i compiled, and installed it)
sip-x11-gpl-3.8
On Monday February 2 2004 22:58, Mark Saward wrote:
I've just been spending a while trying to get pykde working on
my system, but then noticed that it isn't supposed to work
with KDE 3.2_rc1. Is there support planned in a version being
worked on, or any releases that it does work with? How
On Friday January 30 2004 14:24, Tom Badran wrote:
Is there an equivalent kdesdk/kapptemplate/appframework for
pykde applitcations? Prefereably with support for building c
modules (wheter through distutils or not)
There are some simple program templates in the templates/
directory in the
I have my bionics fully installed now. Other than the anesthetic
injection being extremely painful (just like at the dentist, but
in or around the eye) this one was easier than the last and
seems to be responding faster. It's looks a lot worse because I
had a little bleeding in the white of
On Monday January 26 2004 19:45, Eron Lloyd wrote:
Thanks for the advice on studying the layout engine. I was
able to come up with a UI *exactly* how I mocked it up in my
initial question. While I still want to investigate the
details of implementing my own layout classes, I was able to
get
On Monday January 26 2004 15:01, Greg Hypta wrote:
sip/kaboutapplication.sip:198: error:
`sipClass_QXEmbed' undeclared (first use this
function)
As far as i know ive never compiled python so i have
no idea on how to go about this. This is on SuSE 9.0
Kernel 2.4.21-166-athlon (special) and
On Sunday January 25 2004 10:22, ArchNGEL wrote:
Hi!
Using MDK9.1. I met problems due to the fact of mdk screwin'
up everything so i decided to compile everything from source.
this includes: qt 3.3.0b1
python 2.3
sip 3.10
pyqt 3.10 ( this wasnt easy)
PyKDE won't build with PyQt/sip 3.10
Here's a PyKDE status report - not esp good.
For those who aren't aware, I had surgery on one eye Jan 8 and
will have surgery on the other eye Jan 29. I've had some minor
complications from the first surgery (leaks), the result being
that my vision varies wildly from nearsighted to farsighted.
On Friday January 16 2004 15:43, David Boddie wrote:
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 09:38:17, Dan Keshet wrote:
I'm running debian with standard .debs for all the packages
except pyKDE. Output below. Any help would be much
appreciated.
[...]
File build/discover.py, line 608, in discoverQt3
On Friday January 16 2004 15:41, Dan Keshet wrote:
I want to write a kde game in python. I take it from the
mailing list that you have a tool (erm, presip?) that creates
sip files automatically from header files, and that it would
therefore be a waste of time for me to create the libkdegames
On Monday January 5 2004 00:54, Toby Dickenson wrote:
On Saturday 03 January 2004 19:28, Jim Bublitz wrote:
Basically maintaining a thread state variable along with the
global interpreter lock in the interface to the interpreter.
It appears to work when the Python interpreter is loaded
On Monday January 5 2004 12:05, Phil Thompson wrote:
On Monday 05 January 2004 6:11 pm, Jim Bublitz wrote:
On Monday January 5 2004 00:54, Toby Dickenson wrote:
On Saturday 03 January 2004 19:28, Jim Bublitz wrote:
Basically maintaining a thread state variable along with
the global
On Saturday January 3 2004 13:42, Patrick Stinson wrote:
In upgrading from sip3.8 to the latest sip4 snapshot, I'm
having problems with namespace member methods.
After finding some minor filename changes, I found that sip4
doesn't seem to define the methods residing in the namespace
I've
I feel like PyKDE is in kind of a mess at the moment - the 3.8
release has build problems that I never released fixes for, and
3.9 is in the works but not complete.
I had vision problems early in Dec, but it improved enough in the
last week or so to start on PyKDE-3.9 (and should be half fixed
On Saturday January 3 2004 10:20, Simon Edwards wrote:
On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 04:57 pm, David Boddie wrote:
On Sat, 3 Jan 2004 11:45:34, Simon Edwards
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
Happy New Year!
yes indeed, happy new year.
The last we touched this issue we were kind of stuck
On Wednesday December 24 2003 12:05, Phil Thompson wrote:
On Sunday 21 December 2003 9:26 pm, Jim Bublitz wrote:
There appears to be a sip problem as described in the
following PyKDE list thread:
[PyKDE] un-connectable signals (probably sip bug)
Basically the situation
On Friday December 19 2003 02:10, Laur Ivan wrote:
On Wednesday 17 December 2003 18:03, Jim Bublitz wrote:
On Wednesday December 17 2003 09:09, Laur Ivan wrote:
Is there any way to get the hardware_keycode as provided
by Xevent in pyqt/pykde? I've been looking on google for
the past 3
On Thursday December 18 2003 10:44, Stefan Bund wrote:
Hallo everybody,
I have come across the following Problem: I cannot connect
python methods to several KDE signals:
KWinModule::windowAdded(WId) is one,
KIO::Job::processedSize(KIO::Job*,KIO::filesize_t) is
another.
The problem
On Tuesday December 16 2003 21:22, Patrick Stinson wrote:
any idea why
KAcceleratorManager::manage(QWidget *)
would be undefined in libkdecorecmodule after building pykde?
I have only one libkdecore and libkdecorecmodule on my
machine.
I'm using:
qt-3.2.2
python-2.3.2
On Tuesday December 16 2003 22:05, Kaleb Pederson wrote:
[replied to PyKDE list only]
On Tuesday 16 December 2003 12:21 am, Jim Bublitz wrote:
One of the features of the standard enterprise desktop
that appears to be missing from all of the proposals I've
seen is scriptability. It makes
On Tuesday December 16 2003 08:35, Juanjo Alvarez wrote:
I got this traceback while trying to start PyKDE on Debian
Sid:
Building PyKDE 3.8 on linux2.
Python version is 2.3
Python parent directory is /usr/lib/python2.3
Python library directory is /usr/lib/python2.3/config
Python include
recognition of the need
for scripting and some emphasis on making it happen. I'd be
happy to discuss this further with anyone interested.
Jim Bublitz
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[1] The approach I'd favor is writing a thin C++ wrapper and
writing Python bindings against the wrapper - the resulting
Phil mentioned in an email that sip/PyQt 3.8 isn't available on
the riverbankcomputing site any longer. Based on past
experience, I think it's really better to make the older
versions less available.
PyKDE still requires sip/PyQt 3.8 however most of the newer
distributions (SuSE, Mdk)
On Monday December 15 2003 08:13, Jan Drugowitsch wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm new to qt and have recently created my first custom widget
(inherited from QScrollView) which works without any problems
in C++ code. As I mainly use Python for the GUI work I'd like
to provide this custom widget for
On Monday December 15 2003 01:36, Simone Piunno wrote:
Alle 00:48, sabato 13 dicembre 2003, Jim Bublitz ha scritto:
Generating the C++ source for the dcop module.
I believe this can't be a CPU overheating problem because I've
retried many times and it always stops at the same line
On Thursday December 11 2003 06:13, Simone Piunno wrote:
sip code generator path (sip) is /usr/local/bin
sip version is 3.8
sip lib directory (libsip*) is
/usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages sip include directory
(sipQt.h) is /usr/include/python2.3
PyQt lib directory is
On Thursday December 11 2003 14:49, Patrick Stinson wrote:
It seems as though it would be useful for sip (or similar
utility) to create skeleton (protoype?) python modules from
your sip files. This idea came to me in wanting a prtotype
module to develop my GUI with, while I am still developing
On Monday December 8 2003 13:59, Troy Melhase wrote:
Sorry there hasn't been a response on this yet - I've had the
message open on my desktop since it was posted, but haven't been
able to get to it. Looks like it might be the weekend before I
can really check it out.
In the meantime, one
On Sunday December 7 2003 05:05, Phil Thompson wrote:
New versions of PyQt, SIP v3.x and SIP v4.x are now available
from http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk
PyQt v3.9 can be used with either SIP v3.9 or SIP v4.0rc1.
Changes include the addition of the QImageIO and
QListViewItemIterator
On Sunday November 30 2003 16:15, Justin Bonnar wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to setup PyKDE 3.8 on my SuSE 9.0 machine. I ran
into some difficulties in the meantime though. I am using the
SuSE RPMs that came with the distrobution for PyQT and
PyQT-devel as well as sip (all are 3.8.) I found the
On Monday November 17 2003 20:18, David Boddie wrote:
Jim's release of PyKDE 3.8 took me by surprise and I've been
racing to catch up with this assortment of prototype
components for PyKDE:
http://www.boddie.org.uk/david/Projects/Python/KDE/index.html
Documentation is currently minimal and
On Tuesday November 18 2003 10:16, Diez B. Roggisch wrote:
I'd be interested in hearing opinions on any of this. I'll
make some decision on kab in the next few days depending on
what feedback I get.
Now obviously I'm for putting kab in pyKDE :) I'm not sure
what kjs exactly does - but
On Thursday November 13 2003 00:44, Pedro RODRIGUEZ wrote:
These are some issues I had to compile PyKDE 3.8.0 (with /PyQt
3.8.1/sip 3.8 on RedHat 7.3 with Kde 3.1.4 (KDE-Redhat -
Fedora)).
in discovery.py: sip search patch is limited to
/usr/local/bin, /usr/bin - if there is an older version
On Tuesday November 11 2003 05:50, Mateusz Korniak wrote:
+ python build.py -q /usr -k /usr -i /usr/include/qt -d
Qt3 parent directory is /usr
Qt3 lib directory (libqt-mt.so.3) is /usr/lib
File build/discover.py, line 58, in search
if os.path.isdir (searchEntry)\
File
On Tuesday November 11 2003 16:28, Heath Feather wrote:
I received the following Error when trying to build PyQt.
**
Generating the C++ source code for the qt module
**
sip: sip/qtmod.sip:33 parse error
I was using
On Monday November 10 2003 08:41, Jeremy S Lowery wrote:
PyQt/sip directory found at /usr/share/sip/qt
PyQt sip file version is compatible with PyKDE (3.7) ===
sip version is compatible with PyKDE-3.7 ===
sip: /usr/share/sip/qt/versions.sip:28: Exactly one of this
%Timeline must be specified
On Sunday November 9 2003 15:58, Bruno A. Crespo wrote:
Well, in the error message you ask about the error trace, here
it is I hope you can fix it.
It's a big help to get all the output - I snipped everything that
looks OK.
Generating the C++ source for the dcop module.
sip:
If anyone's planning on doing packages for PyKDE - there are a
few small bugs that need repairing and I'll probably do a bug
fix release sometime next week (waiting to see if anything else
comes in). At that point it would probably make sense to produce
RPMs if you're inclined to do so.
Jim
On Friday November 7 2003 07:07, Atsushi Odagiri wrote:
Hi, This is Atsushi Odagiri.
I built PyKDE-3.8.0 on Debian GNU/Linux woody.
And importTest.py shows me the error such as below.
ImportError:
/usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/libkdecorecmodule.so:
undefined symbol:
The just minutes ago part of my PyKDE-3.8 announcement turns
out to have been about 8 hours ago due to a problem with sending
mail here - Phil already has the tarball up on the
riverbankcomputing site (thanks!)
Jim
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On Thursday November 6 2003 09:25, Hannes Hauswedell wrote:
YESS!!!
it works! i had to add a -L infornt of /opt/kde3/libs too but
now it works! thank you so much for all your time and efforts!
really i apreciate. ok i will stop bugging you now ;-)
thanks and greetings
hannes
Just a brief note to packagers considering doing RPMs or Debian
packages for PyKDE-3.8.0:
1. The doc viewer (wabbit) is at PyKDE-3.8.0/docs/wabbit; the
tarball installs a symlink in /usr/bin. It also needs to create
a .wabbit directory in the user's home directory and install
an rc file
On Wednesday November 5 2003 15:36, Hannes Hauswedell wrote:
g++ -shared -Wl,-soname,libpykpanelapplet.so.1 -o
libpykpanelapplet.so.1.0.0 pykpanelapplet.o
moc_pykpanelapplet.o -L/usr/lib/ -L/usr/lib/qt3/lib/ -L/
usr/X11R6/lib/ -L../libs -L ../libs
==
On Tuesday November 4 2003 03:27, Hannes Hauswedell wrote:
libdcopcmodule.so.1.0.0 libdcopcmodule.so
ln: creating symbolic link `libdcopcmodule.so' to
`libdcopcmodule.so.1.0.0': Operation not permitted
make[1]: [../libs/libdcopcmodule.so.1.0.0] Error 1 (ignored)
ln -s libdcopcmodule.so.1.0.0
On Sunday November 2 2003 14:05, Hannes Hauswedell wrote:
hi
i had problems creating pyKDE on my system and output told me
to email this to you. i am using suse 9.0 and since there seem
to be no precompiled pyKDE rpms for this release and the suse
8.2 ones are causing problems i would be
On Monday November 3 2003 12:21, Tom Badran wrote:
I have PyQT and sip installed from debian unstable, however i
cant get the build to PyKde to work. It finishes quickly with
the following:
Error: Couldn't find PyQt/sip directory -- from line 750 in
build.py
I have sip 3.8 and am trying to
It appears I've been thinking about doing proxying the hard way -
there's a much simpler way (really more a wrapper than a proxy):
proxyqwidget.h
===
class ProxyQWidget : public QWidget
{
public:
ProxyQWidget (QWsiget *parent, const char *name,
const
On Sunday November 2 2003 00:02, Jim Bublitz wrote:
The other question is what this does to code generation.
Haven't looked at that either - that's likely to be a problem.
It should be possible to remove the extra widget layer from
the generated code ('cause I would think it's going to show
On Sunday November 2 2003 03:36, Roland Schulz wrote:
On Sunday 02 November 2003 09:02, Jim Bublitz wrote:
I haven't played around with this much yet, but it seems to
work just fine. The one thing that needs to be done is that
the Python widget needs to provide size hints so
On Sunday November 2 2003 09:42, Roland Schulz wrote:
I'm not sure, is it the default behavior of an widget to get
the results for all these functions from its children?
What is displayed incorrect? On my computer in my version it
diplays correct - exacltly like the c++ version. Funny is that
On Friday October 31 2003 09:55, Paul Evans wrote:
Sundance sundance_at_ierne.eu.org:
Well, more precisely, it works if I copy the
KCmdLineArgs.init line from mimetype.py. If I call
KApplication([], SomeName) it dies. Apparently
KApplication REQUIRES a non-empty list as its first
On Wednesday October 29 2003 13:02, Roland Schulz wrote:
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On Wednesday 29 October 2003 21:43, you wrote:
On Wednesday 29 October 2003 07:48, Roland Schulz wrote:
But than this C++ subclass has to be
wrapped. So we have to do some work in
On Wednesday October 15 2003 14:50, Patrick Stinson wrote:
Gideon has PyQt projects, and C++ projects.
If someone doesn't write a c++ sip-bindings glue project for
KDevelop soon, I will.
Not sure exactly what you mean here - what specifically do you
want to do? Script KDevelop, debug
I just looked at the stats for the PyKDE sourceforge site -
October is a little bit down from September, but the site still
averages about 60 page views and about the same number of
downloads per day. The site is in the top 12% as far as activity
(it was in the top 10% for most of Sept). That
On Wednesday October 15 2003 16:26, Patrick Stinson wrote:
...and now if we have something like
namespace PK
{
class Port
{
enum Type
{
Input,
Output
};
PK_Port(PK_Port::Type);
};
};
we should get an error because of the nested [enum], correct?
hope not...
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