[review] Re: [PyKDE] PyKDE-3.8 released

[Jim Bublitz]

On Friday November 7 2003 07:07, Atsushi Odagiri wrote:
> Hi, This is Atsushi Odagiri.
>
> I built PyKDE-3.8.0 on Debian GNU/Linux woody.
>
> And importTest.py shows me the error such as below.
>
>    > ImportError:
>    > /usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/libkdecorecmodule.so:
>    > undefined symbol: manage__19KAcceleratorManagerP7QWidget
>
> This mangled identifier comes from
> "void KAcceleratorManager::manage(Widget *)".
> I can't found KAccelerator in kdecore, but in kdeui.
> I added "-lkdeui" to LIBS in $PyKDE/kdecore/Makefile,
> and I confirmed importTest.py is running.
>
> My environment is:
>   Python:2.3.2
>   Qt: 3.1.2 (multi-thread)
>   KDE: 3.1.4
> These are packaged for woody and distributed by KDE.

According to my KDE 3.1.4 kdelibs sources (from kde.org), 
kaccelmanager.[h, cpp] exist in both kdecore and kdeui (in the 
make files for each too). Apparently Debian has removed the 
kdecore instance and left the kdeui instance from its KDE.

Your solution should work fine. To prevent this from occurring at 
all, the solution *for Debian only* would be to remove the 
"%Include kaccellmanger.sip" from both kdecore-kde313.sip and 
kdecore-kde314.sip and add it to kdeui-kde313.sip and 
kdeui-kde314.sip.

For SuSE, RH and Mdk it works as is. I wrote the project file 
which controls PyKDE generation to omit kaccelmanage from kdeui 
(probably got a duplication error - don't remember). I can 
probably move it to kdeui long term, but I'll have to test it 
with other distributions first.

Jim