TQt3 allows the TDE developers to use Qt4 libraries within TDE applications, e.g. Webkit. Qt3 does not allow this due to C++ namespace conflicts (technically it is a problem with both the compiler and linker caused by two different definitions of common classes such as QObject, but the previous description gets the point across in a succinct manner).
I strongly recommend using tqt3 if posssible, but am keeping qt3 compatibility via tqtinterface for everything except the language bindings modules (tdebindings, python-tqt, etc.).
Does this help?
Clear as mud. :)
You wrote "...am keeping qt3 compatibility via tqtinterface..." When building with TQt3, do we still have to build tqtinterface too? Or is tqtinterface required only when building with Qt3? I could discover the answer the hard way next time I build....
Darrell
tqtinterface is required in all cases. If you have any questions feel free to ask!
Tim