>> Some time ago I wanted to upgrade from 3.1 to 3.2 and the result was a 
>> complete mess-> I had to reinstall my system.... Could you post a 
>> version that works with qt-3.1?
>>
>> I have a Mandrake 9.2
> 
> 
> I have Mandrake 9.2, too. And yes, the first time I installed 3.2 it 
> ruined my system, too. I got it working now, however.
> 
> Here's what I did (But I'm just another Linux newbie and I'm not 
> responsible for anything here :)
> 
> You need Qt3.2 only for *compiling* the thing, it will *run* with Qt3.1, 
> too (Now that was hard to understand for me).
> 
> I installed Qt 3.2 *without* deinstalling Qt 3.1, so that I now have 
> Qt3.1 and 3.2 installed on my system (I installed it the normal way, 
> setting the environment variables like described in the README and using 
> ./configure && make && make install, but in another directory than 3.1 
> which is in /usr/lib/qt3 on Mandrake 9.2).
> You mustn't set the new environment at system start, however, because 
> KDE won't start with them. Instead, create a bash script which sets them 
> for you and call it like this before compliling the app:
> 
> $ . qtvars
> $ qmake
> $ make
> 
> (when the script is called qtvars, of course). Notice the ". " (dot 
> space that is) before the filename, so that the environmental variables 
> will be taken over to your current shell.
> 
> FYI: Qt3.3 was released these days. Perhaphs you want to go for that 
> instead.
> 
> If you don't want to install Qt3.2 I can send you a compiled version. 
> Don't know if it will run on your system though, although there should 
> be no problems. To be on the safe side, include some system information 
> like processor (i386,...,i686 etc.).
> 
> HTH
> Florian
> 
Yes, if you could send me a compiled version I'd love to try it.

Thanks

NB : I notice that wy name does not appear properly on the post :
Fabien HENON

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>> Some time ago I wanted to upgrade from 3.1 to 3.2 and the result was a 
>> complete mess-> I had to reinstall my system.... Could you post a 
>> version that works with qt-3.1?
>>
>> I have a Mandrake 9.2
> 
> 
> I have Mandrake 9.2, too. And yes, the first time I installed 3.2 it 
> ruined my system, too. I got it working now, however.
> 
> Here's what I did (But I'm just another Linux newbie and I'm not 
> responsible for anything here :)
> 
> You need Qt3.2 only for *compiling* the thing, it will *run* with Qt3.1, 
> too (Now that was hard to understand for me).
> 
> I installed Qt 3.2 *without* deinstalling Qt 3.1, so that I now have 
> Qt3.1 and 3.2 installed on my system (I installed it the normal way, 
> setting the environment variables like described in the README and using 
> ./configure && make && make install, but in another directory than 3.1 
> which is in /usr/lib/qt3 on Mandrake 9.2).
> You mustn't set the new environment at system start, however, because 
> KDE won't start with them. Instead, create a bash script which sets them 
> for you and call it like this before compliling the app:
> 
> $ . qtvars
> $ qmake
> $ make
> 
> (when the script is called qtvars, of course). Notice the ". " (dot 
> space that is) before the filename, so that the environmental variables 
> will be taken over to your current shell.
> 
> FYI: Qt3.3 was released these days. Perhaphs you want to go for that 
> instead.
> 
> If you don't want to install Qt3.2 I can send you a compiled version. 
> Don't know if it will run on your system though, although there should 
> be no problems. To be on the safe side, include some system information 
> like processor (i386,...,i686 etc.).
> 
> HTH
> Florian
> 
I forgot : My system is an AMD XP 1800, 512 Mo, Mandrake.

Thanks

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"gRRosminet" <pov### [at] les-charlesnet> wrote in message
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| v0.2.3 has been released :
|
|

Excellent! However, <TAB>s aren't working at the beginning of a line. Is
this happening to anyone else?

 -Shay

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> I forgot : My system is an AMD XP 1800, 512 Mo, Mandrake.
That fits good, I got an AMD XP 2500, 1GB Ram over here. Should work 
fine. You can get it at

http://www.torfbold.com/qtpoveditor-0.2.3-mandrake9.2.tar.gz

Normally, the only thing you've got to do is

$ tar xvzf qtpoveditor-0.2.3-mandrake9.2.tar.gz
$ cd qtpoveditor
$ ./qtpoveditor

If there's anything missing, just shout :)

Florian

P.S.: Seems my site is currently not reachable. Should be a temporary 
problem, though :) Just try it. If it's not working I'll email it.

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> Excellent! However, <TAB>s aren't working at the beginning of a line. Is
> this happening to anyone else?

It's happening with automatic tab mode over here, too. As I'm using the 
manual mode it's not that big a problem, though :)

One thing that still happens: If you simply press <RETURN> several 
times, each line is tabbed on more time than the previous one :)
And while I'm at it: If you change something in the preferences you have 
to restart the app to make the changes work...

Florian

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Of course ! if you are using automatical tabulation mode, you won't be 
able to tabulate the first line !

Now I'm working on an Ini file generator, but that'll take a lots of 
hours .... If there are some minor features that you'd like to have, 
tell me and I will create intermediate releases for these features ...

Thierry



>> Excellent! However, <TAB>s aren't working at the beginning of a line. Is
>> this happening to anyone else?
> 
> 
> It's happening with automatic tab mode over here, too. As I'm using the 
> manual mode it's not that big a problem, though :)
> 
> One thing that still happens: If you simply press <RETURN> several 
> times, each line is tabbed on more time than the previous one :)
> And while I'm at it: If you change something in the preferences you have 
> to restart the app to make the changes work...
> 
> Florian
>

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gRRosminet wrote:
> enjoy it !

How about an ebuild?

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> One thing that still happens: If you simply press <RETURN> several 
> times, each line is tabbed on more time than the previous one :)
> And while I'm at it: If you change something in the preferences you have 
> to restart the app to make the changes work...


in composants/indenter.cpp at line 365 (approx.), you should have this :

     if (!autoTab)
         return int(ceil(float(spaces) / float(_tabSize)));

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"gRRosminet" <pov### [at] les-charlesnet> wrote in message
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|
| in composants/indenter.cpp at line 365 (approx.), you should have
| this :
|
|      if (!autoTab)
|          return int(ceil(float(spaces) / float(_tabSize)));
|

This change gives an error during make. I don't remember the error
exacly, but IIRC, it's something like "too many \024".

 -Shay

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wow ... strange ... it was at line 358 is that the line you modified ?


> "gRRosminet" <pov### [at] les-charlesnet> wrote in message
> news:403267a8@news.povray.org...
> |
> | in composants/indenter.cpp at line 365 (approx.), you should have
> | this :
> |
> |      if (!autoTab)
> |          return int(ceil(float(spaces) / float(_tabSize)));
> |
> 
> This change gives an error during make. I don't remember the error
> exacly, but IIRC, it's something like "too many \024".
> 
>  -Shay
> 
>

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