> Aike, how can I test your work? I mean, I see it in playground and can
> probably compile it, but can you explain a bit what it does and how it
> works (from a user's point of view)? Or is that documented somewhere
> already?
I talked too fast... I cannot compile it.
It seems FindKephal.cmake is
Aike, how can I test your work? I mean, I see it in playground and can
probably compile it, but can you explain a bit what it does and how it
works (from a user's point of view)? Or is that documented somewhere
already?
Thanks!
g
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 8:23 AM, Aike J Sommer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
> On 2008-08-27 16:24:38, Aaron Seigo wrote:
> > there are a few issues to do with setting the size in init() for instance,
> > but other than that (and a handful of style issues) it looks ok.
> >
> > the configuration dialog really needs some love though.
hi Aaron thank for reply and time, I
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On Sexta 29 Agosto 2008 13:23:52 Rafael Fernández López wrote:
> Hi Thiago and all,
>
> Just a probably stupid question. Can you just do on QHttp and QFtp code
> something like:
>
> Q_ASSERT_X(!qobject_cast(qApp()), "Whatever", "You shouldn't
> use this code in KDE code, use KIO instead");
>
> I th
Those two classes are not allowed in KDE code. They won't follow the KDE
settings, so using KIO is mandatory.
The attached patch will accomplish this by causing any code using them to fail
to compile.
I will commit it next week. I know that the twitter plasmoid is using QHttp
and will thus bre
Hi Thiago and all,
Just a probably stupid question. Can you just do on QHttp and QFtp code
something like:
Q_ASSERT_X(!qobject_cast(qApp()), "Whatever", "You shouldn't
use this code in KDE code, use KIO instead");
I think this would fix the problem when Marble is Qt-only based.
Regards,
Rafa
