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List:       koffice
Subject:    Re: Task for people wanting better printing
From:       Nicolas Goutte <nicolasg () snafu ! de>
Date:       2003-10-31 14:37:25
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I did not meant the example in the documentation, but, as Thomas has written, 
the example in Qt's source code.

Quote of my first email:
"(in Qt's source directory examples/drawdemo .)"

If you do not want to download everything, perhaps you can download the 
example files from WebCVS ( http://webcvs.kde.org ) However, you will probably 
need to create the Makefile somehow. I do not really know qmake .

Have a nice day!

On Friday 31 October 2003 06:42, Jonathan Drews wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-10-30 at 20:49, Nicolas Goutte wrote:
> > What did not work when you did make the first time before modifying the
> > program?
>
> Well the first time I just naively copied the code from the HTML and
> named it drawdemo.cc and then tried to compile it using the examples
> from the kde developers tutorials. That did not work. Then I went back
> and and got the hello world example from the Qt tutorial to compile and
> run. I tried the same steps with drawdemo.cc but they did not work. I
> then split main() from the rest of the code and it compiled except for
> the drawdemo.moc error. I will look at it some more.
>
> > When I mean that you could compile it alone, it means not all examples
> > together. But the source still needs to the one with which you compiled
> > Qt.
>
>  That's a problem  I can see that main.cc has to be by itself but I
> don't know enough of C++ to break out the other sections.
>
> > Perhaps there is a way to avoid it. Open the Makefile in an editor and
> > replace all ../../ by the real path to Qt. There is also the file
> > .qmake.cache that you have to completely remove from the Makefile. That
> > is how I compile test
>
> I could not find the .qmake.cache.  Let me look at some more of the Qt
> tutorials and see if I can get it to work.
>
> > programs that I have modified from Qt examples. However, the Qt source
> > was always the one I have used to compile, so may be it matters somehow.
>
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