I just wanted to bring some closure to my old thread in case someone
browses the archive:
Following Brian's suggestion of editing PyQt-*-4.9.1/sip/QtNetwork/qssl.sip
as explained in the following thread solved the configuration problem I had
since December. I had given up then since nothing seeme
Am Wednesday 25 April 2012 14:28:54 schrieb Brian Kelley:
> That would have been nice, except (1) This affected multiple distress that
> did not have the openSUSE build service (2) I need to build with multiple
> pythons (2.3Š2.7) (3) I need to install into a specific prefix and PyQt is
> not easil
Sadly this doesn't work either, the "-e" flag in pyqt configure just tells
what modules to build, so I was turning the failing modules off.
Back to the drawing board (the shell script does expose the problem
however)
Brian
On 4/24/12 1:44 PM, "Brian Kelley" wrote:
>I got hit by this as well.
I should be clear what I mean by relocatable: sipconfig.py and
pyqtconfig.py have hard-coded paths so if you build new pyqt libraries
from C++ widgets you shouldn't move these files (although I expect you can
just change the paths internally but I've never been that brave, perhaps I
should investig
That would have been nice, except (1) This affected multiple distress that
did not have the openSUSE build service (2) I need to build with multiple
pythons (2.3Š2.7) (3) I need to install into a specific prefix and PyQt is
not easily re-locatable and (4) I use the commercial distribution and this
Dear Brian,
Am Tuesday 24 April 2012 19:44:17 schrieb Brian Kelley:
> I got hit by this as well. Apparently having the correct sip in your path
> may not be enough. I have attached a script that properly builds sip+qt
> assuming you have downloaded the current tarballs. It also has the
> comman
I got hit by this as well. Apparently having the correct sip in your path
may not be enough. I have attached a script that properly builds sip+qt
assuming you have downloaded the current tarballs. It also has the
command that fails (SLED10-64/Ubuntu10-64) so Phil can take a look at it.
Essentia
I, too, am stopped cold by this very same problem. Sip 4.13.2, Python 2.7.3,
Qt 4.8.1, PyQt 4.9.1 on Ubuntu 11.10.
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On Thursday 29 December 2011, 10:48:21 Nico Dufort wrote:
> Hmm, I'm puzzled then. I have installed another virtual machine with
> Fedora 16, and it gives the exact same error as I had under LinuxMint
> 12 and Xubuntu 11.10. Each package was downloaded fresh and rebuilt
> for each machine, with n
Hmm, I'm puzzled then. I have installed another virtual machine with
Fedora 16, and it gives the exact same error as I had under LinuxMint 12
and Xubuntu 11.10. Each package was downloaded fresh and rebuilt for each
machine, with no special flag/option, just plain vanilla config/make. I
had no p
On Wed, 28 Dec 2011 15:18:05 +0100, Nico Dufort wrote:
> Hello Phil,
>
> I did a test with xubuntu on a virtual machine, and I ran into the exact
> same error. I can try on a non-ubuntu/non-debian based environment when
I
> have more time, but I would want to believe that someone else got this
>
Hello Phil,
I did a test with xubuntu on a virtual machine, and I ran into the exact
same error. I can try on a non-ubuntu/non-debian based environment when I
have more time, but I would want to believe that someone else got this
version to build.
All my files were downloaded from their respect
On Tue, 27 Dec 2011 11:55:57 +0100, Nico Dufort wrote:
> Hi Phil,
>
> Thanks for the quick answer. It does return the correct sip (4.13.1),
and
> the output of the configure reported the correct version as well.
>
> I just noticed a few errors from the output, but I do not think that
would
> be
Hi Phil,
Thanks for the quick answer. It does return the correct sip (4.13.1), and
the output of the configure reported the correct version as well.
I just noticed a few errors from the output, but I do not think that would
be related to my problem (sorry for the long output). Anything I should
On Tue, 27 Dec 2011 10:32:36 +0100, Nico Dufort wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I need to build PyQt4 for use with an existing software (The Foundry's
> Nuke6.3v4). That software uses Python 2.6 which requires me to build a
> separate version of Python for my system (LinuxMint 12, w/ Python 2.7).
>
> I hav
Hello,
I need to build PyQt4 for use with an existing software (The Foundry's
Nuke6.3v4). That software uses Python 2.6 which requires me to build a
separate version of Python for my system (LinuxMint 12, w/ Python 2.7).
I have built python-2.6.7 fine.
I have built sip-4.13.1 fine.
I have built
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