[PyKDE] Building pykde on redhat?

[Richard Jones]

I've got a rh7.2 system with the KDE3 RPMs (kdelibs-3.0.0-4, qt-3.0.3-5 and 
friends) installed. I'm not really sure if KDE3 is supported. I'm not getting 
that far... The INSTALL file says "PyKDE2 requires Qt2.3.x and KDE2.1.x" ... 
is there a PyKDE3? (there doesn't appear to be a CVS module for it)

I'm having a bugger of a time getting PyKDE to compile from CVS. I've run into 
a sip problem - I have sip 3.1 (sip-3.1-1) installed. My Makefile has been 
modified to let it copy the extraH directory:

[outpost:~/src/kde/PyKDE2]$ cvs diff Makefile
Index: Makefile
===================================================================
RCS file: /home/cvs/public/PyKDE2/Makefile,v
retrieving revision 1.1.1.5
diff -u -3 -p -r1.1.1.5 Makefile
--- Makefile    11 Feb 2002 07:59:54 -0000      1.1.1.5
+++ Makefile    19 Apr 2002 07:13:55 -0000
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ init:
        mkdir $(TESTDIR)
        mkdir $(EXTRAHDIR)
        cp test/*.py $(TESTDIR)
-       cp extraH/* $(EXTRAHDIR)
+       cp extraH/*.h $(EXTRAHDIR)

 dcop:   dcop.sip
        mkdir $(DCOP)


The error I get is:

[outpost:~/src/kde/PyKDE2]$ make QTSIPDIR=/usr/share/sip/qt/
rm -rf PyKDE2 kde.sip dcop.sip kdecore.sip kdeui.sip kio.sip kfilemod.sip 
kparts.sip kjsmod.sip khtml.sip kspellmod.sip\
 PyKDE2-3.0alpha3.tar.gz
mkdir PyKDE2
cp NEWS PyKDE2
cp postproc PyKDE2
cp lib/Makefile.am PyKDE2
cp lib/README PyKDE2
cp lib/AUTHORS PyKDE2
cp lib/INSTALL PyKDE2
cp lib/ChangeLog PyKDE2
cp lib/THANKS PyKDE2
cp lib/COPYING PyKDE2
cp lib/acinclude.m4 PyKDE2
sed -e s/@RELEASE@/3.0alpha3/g lib/configure.in.in >PyKDE2/configure.in
sed -e s/@RELEASE@/3.0alpha3/g -e s/@VERSION@/3.0alpha3/g lib/PyKDE.spec.in 
>PyKDE2/PyKDE.spec
mkdir PyKDE2/test
mkdir PyKDE2/extraH
cp test/*.py PyKDE2/test
cp extraH/*.h PyKDE2/extraH
sed -e s/@RELEASE@/3.0alpha3/g -e s/@VERSION@/3.0alpha3/g dcop.sip-in 
>dcop.sip
mkdir PyKDE2/dcop
sip -t Qt_2_3_0 -t KDE_2_1_1 -I /usr/share/sip/qt/ -c PyKDE2/dcop -m 
PyKDE2/dcop/Makefile.am dcop.sip
sip: dcop.sip:40: parse error
make: *** [dcop] Error 1


I've attached dcop.sip. Fingers crossed...


    Richard


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//Copyright (c) 2001 Jim Bublitz <jbublitz at nwinternet.com>


//### Generated by preSip ###

%Copying
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%End

%Module dcop

%Timeline { KDE_0_0_0 KDE_0_0_1 KDE_2_1_1 KDE_2_1_2 KDE_2_2_0 }

%Import qtmod.sip

%VersionCode
#define KDE_VERSION 211
#define KDE_VERSION_STRING "2.1.1"
%End


%ExportedDoc
</Sect1>
<Sect1><Title><Literal>dcop</Literal> Module Reference</Title>
%End

// Include the interface definitions for each class.

%Include dcopclient.sip
%Include dcopobject.sip
%Include dcopref.sip
//%Include dcopsignals.sip
%Include dcopstub.sip


%ExportedDoc
</Sect1>
%End

// Give the Python code access to the Qt version.

%PrePythonCode
from qt import QT_VERSION
%End

// Tailor the Makefile.am.

%Makefile Makefile.am .o
# Copyright (c) 2000 Phil Thompson (phil at river-bank.demon.co.uk)
#//Copyright (c) 2001 Jim Bublitz <jbublitz at nwinternet.com>
#
# Makefile for building dcop with autoconf/automake/libtool.

DCOP_SOURCES = \
	$S \
	dcop.py

noinst_PROGRAMS = sip_helper
sip_helper_SOURCES = sip_helper$c

sipdcopDecldcop.h: sipdcopVersion.h

sipdcopVersion.h: sip_helper
	./sip_helper >sipdcopVersion.h

dcopcmodule.cpp: sipdcopProxydcop.moc

sipdcopProxydcop.moc: sipdcopProxydcop.h sipdcopVersion.h
	$$(CXXCPP) $$(SIP_CPPFLAGS) -o moc_sipdcopProxydcop.h sipdcopProxydcop.h
	$$(SIP_MOC) -o sipdcopProxydcop.moc moc_sipdcopProxydcop.h
	$$(PYTHONINTERP) ../postproc -p ./ -o qtNoTr moc_sipdcopProxydcop.h

CLEANFILES = \
	dcop.pyc sip_helper sipdcopVersion.h sipdcopProxydcop.moc \
	moc_sipdcopProxydcop.h

AM_CPPFLAGS = $$(SIP_CPPFLAGS)
AM_CXXFLAGS = $$(SIP_CXXFLAGS) -I ../extraH

libdir = $$(SIP_PYTHONDLMODULES)

datadir = $$(SIP_PYTHONMODULES)

data_DATA = dcop.py

lib_LTLIBRARIES = libdcopcmodule.la
libdcopcmodule_la_SOURCES = $$(DCOP_SOURCES)
libdcopcmodule_la_LDFLAGS = -release 3.0alpha3
libdcopcmodule_la_LIBADD = -L$$(libdir) -lqtcmodule $$(SIP_LDLIBDIRS) -lsip -lqt -lDCOP $$(SIP_LDXFLAGS)

install-data-hook:
	(cd /tmp; PYTHONPATH=$$(DESTDIR)$$(datadir):$$(DESTDIR)$$(libdir) $$(PYTHONINTERP) -c "import dcop")
%End