7 Mar
2012
7 Mar
'12
6:25 a.m.
I have addressed this issue multiple times on this
mailing
list. It is impossible to use Qt4-based libraries in TDE, such as
Webkit, while the symbols from Qt3 conflict with those from Qt4.
You can blame the developers of C++ and Qt if you like, but
unless we want TDE to remain niche by never integrating well, and also not
being able to take advantage of all the work put into Qt4-based libraries,
this renaming had to be done.
It isn't hard to adapt BTW, just tack a "t" onto the front
of the old "q<foo>" functions and static members.
"Stock" Qt3 is available if it is needed, but I am
personally using TQt3 so that I can take advantage of Qt4-based system libraries
in the future.
Jeepers, Tim, You just gotta get around to writing that TQt Interface technical article
for the wiki.... ;)
Jiving aside, when you do I'll be ready to help edit and proofread. :)
Darrell