On Sat, Apr 17, 2004 at 10:52:27PM +0200, Dominique Devriese wrote:
> Itai Seggev writes:
>
> > OK, so this is the only place in the source where the error message
> > appears:
>
> > QStringList keys() const
> > {
> > QSettings cfg;
> > KStyleDirs::dirs()->addToSearch( "config", cfg );
>
> > QStringList keys; bool ok;
>
> > keys = cfg.readListEntry( "/kthemestyle/themes", &ok); if (
> > !ok )
> > qWarning( "KThemeStyle cache seems corrupt!\n" ); //Too
> > bad one can't i18n this :-(
>
> > return keys;
> > }
>
> For reference: this code comes from
> kdelibs/kstyles/kthemestyle/kthemestyle.cpp.
>
> > This code is the same in both debian and pristine sources (which I
> > guess makes sense, given the recompiling the debian sources fixes
> > the problem). It's not entirely clear to me how this code actually
> > ever works, but apparently it does.
> Why wouldn't it work ?
I didn't say it wouldn't, I just said I don't understand how it
works. I did "locate kthemestyle/themes" and got null output, so I
guess that string is some sort of key and not a physical
directory. However, I don't really know the internals of KDE.
> > However, I'm no closer to figuring out why I'm getting this
> > message.
>
> Can you send us the output of the command "locate kthemestylerc" and
> the contents of the file /etc/kde3/kthemestylerc ? Possibly,
>>>>
152:cavy:/usr/share/apps/kstyle/themes> locate kthemestylerc
/etc/kde3/.kthemestylerc.lock
/etc/kde3/kthemestylerc
/usr/local/kde/share/config/kthemestylerc
/usr/local/kde/share/config/.kthemestylerc.lock
/usr/local/src/kde/kdelibs/kstyles/themes/kthemestylerc
<<<<<
All three copies of the file are identical:
>>>>
153:cavy:/usr/share/apps/kstyle/themes> cat /etc/kde3/kthemestylerc
[General]
themes=marble^eriscos^esystem^esystemalt^e
[marble]
file=marble.themerc
[riscos]
file=riscos.themerc
[system]
file=system.themerc
[systemalt]
file=systemalt.themerc
<<<<
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Itai
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