[PyQt] Re: PyQt Digest, Vol 38, Issue 11
Jim Bublitz
jbublitz at nwinternet.com
Wed Sep 5 17:20:42 BST 2007
On Wednesday 05 September 2007 06:49, Bart wrote:
> jim:/home/jim # c++filt _ZNK23konsoleBrowserExtension9classNameEv
> konsoleBrowserExtension::className() const
>
> Run configure.py -x which disables konsolePart support (or
> alternatively edit
> the top level Makefile to remove konsole and konsolePart references.
> If the
> className() method isn't there, nothing related to konsolePart is.
>
> Not every Linux distribution supports (support varies by version too).
>
> configure.py should detect this automatically, and I thought it was
> off by
> default. You might be using an older version of PyKDE.
>
> Jim
>
> You mean configure.py -w :)
No, I mean "python congfigure.py -x"
jim at jim:~/PyKDE> python configure.py -h
Usage:
python configure.py [-h] [-c] [-d dir] [-g] [-j #] [-k] [-n dir] [-o dir]
[-r] [-u] [-v dir] [-z file]
where:
-h displays this help message
-c concatenates each module's C/C++ source files [default]
-d dir where the PyKDE modules will be installed
[default /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages]
-g always release the GIL (SIP v3.x behaviour)
-i no concatenation of each module's C/C++ source files
-j # splits the concatenated C++ source files into # pieces [default 1]
-k dir the KDE base directory
-L dir the library directory name [default lib]
-n dir the directory containing the KDE lib files
-o dir the directory containing the KDE header files
-r generates code with tracing enabled [default disabled]
-u build with debugging symbols
-v dir where the PyKDE .sip files will be installed
[default /usr/share/sip]
-w turn on KDE deprecated object warnings when compiling [default
off]
-x disable kinsole_part support <<<<-------------------------
-z file the name of a file containing command line flags
(although "kinsole" should be spelled "konsole")
> But I need kparts module to work.
It has nothing to do with kparts working. It's support for the konsolePart,
which won't work with some Linux distributions (lately, won't work with
most).
> I want to build pykdeextensions and after that guidance.
>
> Part of log from rpmbuild:
I can't troubleshoot someone else's rpm. I'd suggest downloading PyKDE from
http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/pykde/download.php and trying that. Or
just compile the way it worked before with -x.
The error you first posted about was an undefined variable at load, not
compile errors. The original errors were missing lib support for konsolePart
- you still get KParts without that.
Jim
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