v0.2.3 has been released :


* correction of some bugs (or possibilities) of previous version
* improvement and correction of tabulation system (you can now use true 
tabs instead of spaces)
* the files that where open last time you closed the application will be 
opened next time



enjoy it !


Thierry

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> v0.2.3 has been released :
Does it still crash if you try to unindent a line which is not indented?

Thanks for all the work you're putting into this!
Florian

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> 
>> v0.2.3 has been released :
> Does it still crash if you try to unindent a line which is not indented?


no ! There is a long time this bug was fixed !

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>> Does it still crash if you try to unindent a line which is not indented?
> no ! There is a long time this bug was fixed !
Cool :)

Florian

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I have qt-3.1 not 3.2

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

Thanks

here is the message I get when trying to compile
/usr/lib/qt3//bin/uic searchdialog.ui -o .ui/searchdialog.h
uic: File generated with too recent version of Qt Designer (3.2 vs. 3.1.2)


> v0.2.3 has been released :
> 
> 
> * correction of some bugs (or possibilities) of previous version
> * improvement and correction of tabulation system (you can now use true 
> tabs instead of spaces)
> * the files that where open last time you closed the application will be 
> opened next time
> 
> 
> 
> enjoy it !
> 
> 
> Thierry
>

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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

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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
> 
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
news:402617a9@news.povray.org...
| 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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