Hi Jim,
Cumartesi 21 Ocak 2006 02:15 tarihinde, Jim Bublitz şunları yazmıştı:
> A couple bugs were reported and I have those fixed. Depending on KDE 3.5.1
> being released, I'll either put out a new snapshot in the next day or two
> (if it's not out, or I can't d/l it fast enough) or within a week
A couple bugs were reported and I have those fixed. Depending on KDE 3.5.1
being released, I'll either put out a new snapshot in the next day or two (if
it's not out, or I can't d/l it fast enough) or within a week or so (if KDE
3.5.1 is ready to go).
A couple of other things I forgot to mentio
On Friday 23 September 2005 00:32, Phil Thompson wrote:
> > Phil's post regarding sipconfig.py today may mean that PyKDE won't build
> > with
> > the newest sip releases, because configure.py for PyKDE probably looks
> > for Qt
> > info in sipconfig.py, and it's no longer there. Not a difficult fix
> Phil's post regarding sipconfig.py today may mean that PyKDE won't build
> with
> the newest sip releases, because configure.py for PyKDE probably looks for
> Qt
> info in sipconfig.py, and it's no longer there. Not a difficult fix, and I
> can get that out earlier if necessary - otherwise that w
PyKDE development hasn't moved too quickly the last few months. I finally have
firewood put up for the winter, my daughter off to college, and some other
things out of the way, so I expect to get back on it soon.
The forthcoming SuSE 10 release will be gcc 4.0.2 based - I have my order in
and
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 m
On Monday 23 of February 2004 17:49, you wrote:
> On Monday February 23 2004 02:04, Mateusz Korniak wrote:
> > On Sunday 22 of February 2004 19:39, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> > > PyKDE for KDE 3.2 (and 3.1.5) now builds and compiles.
> > > (...)
> > > What's left is testing installation on different
> >
On Monday February 23 2004 05:21, Michael Lauer wrote:
> Great news Jim. Thanks for keeping us uptodate.
> I'm eager to touch presip again... any ETA for a version
> compatible with sip4 ?
It should be compatible now. I didn't track carefully because I'm
more focused on getting the PyKDE release
On Monday February 23 2004 02:04, Mateusz Korniak wrote:
> On Sunday 22 of February 2004 19:39, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> > PyKDE for KDE 3.2 (and 3.1.5) now builds and compiles.
> > (...)
> > What's left is testing installation on different
> > distributions/KDE versions and updating docs. Docs may tak
Great news Jim. Thanks for keeping us uptodate.
I'm eager to touch presip again... any ETA for a version compatible with
sip4 ?
Best regards,
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Dipl.-Inf. Michael 'Mickey' Lauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Raum 10b - ++4
On Sunday 22 of February 2004 19:39, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> PyKDE for KDE 3.2 (and 3.1.5) now builds and compiles.
> (...)
> What's left is testing installation on different
> distributions/KDE versions and updating docs. Docs may take a
> while because of changes in sip syntax and changes in the KDE
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
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 %MethodCode
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 Monday 13 October 2003 10:18, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> I'm getting ready to begin test builds for PyKDE-3.8.0. With
> other stuff I have going on (mostly internet connection
> problems) it'll probably be ready around the end of the week.
Cool.
> The new class ref docs are also included along with
I'm getting ready to begin test builds for PyKDE-3.8.0. With
other stuff I have going on (mostly internet connection
problems) it'll probably be ready around the end of the week.
The changes since the last update are:
1. Added version reporting for both KDE and PyKDE:
>>> from kdecore import K
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 15:08:54, Gordon Tyler wrote:
> David Boddie wrote:
> > KHTMLPart *part = (KHTMLPart *) parent();
>
> I don't think that sort of concept really makes sense in Python.
> Type-casting in C/C++ just determines the particular interface through
> which your code is then accessing t
David Boddie wrote:
On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 22:38:39, Jim Bublitz wrote:
If anyone's urgently in need of the next PyKDE release, or has
any other input, please speak up. I can put totgether another rc
release (more like a snapshot) in a few days if necessary.
Is there any way to cast Python QObjec
On Monday September 29 2003 10:38, David Boddie wrote:
> On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 22:38:39, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> > If anyone's urgently in need of the next PyKDE release, or
> > has any other input, please speak up. I can put totgether
> > another rc release (more like a snapshot) in a few days if
> > n
On Monday September 29 2003 02:52, Roland Schulz wrote:
> I had to many tests at university to look at getting
> QtDesigner Plugins to work. Has someone taken a look at it in
> the meantime? Any advices how I should starting this now that
> I have a little bit of time?
I believe someone else on t
On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 22:38:39, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> If anyone's urgently in need of the next PyKDE release, or has
> any other input, please speak up. I can put totgether another rc
> release (more like a snapshot) in a few days if necessary.
Is there any way to cast Python QObject instances to ot
On September 29, 2003 01:38 am, Jim Bublitz wrote:
> The next release will also support KDE 3.1.4. That's already done
> too, and doesn't have any major changes affecting PyKDE. Current
> releases will probably build against KDE 3.1.4 as is.
Good news. I've recently upgraded my machine from Debain
Hey,
Am Montag, 29. September 2003 07:38 schrieb Jim Bublitz:
> David and I appear to have worked out a solution to the problem
> of kicker loading multiple Python-based panel applets on a
> restart, although it needs some cleaning up and testing. David
> has also sent me code for writing KControl
I haven't been in a rush to get the next PyKDE release out, and
it's still probably a little way off. I've had a few small bug
reports from a few people (thanks!), all install related, and
have those taken care of.
The next release will also support KDE 3.1.4. That's already done
too, and does
I'm rapidly losing track of all the things I need/want to do, so
it's shorter just to list the things that are actually
happening.
The problems with kfile (thread: PyKDE-3.7-3, things missing in
this version...?) are being worked on - Phil says it's a really
bizarre problem and I believe it. T
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