Hi All,

Attempting to build tdewebdev from git fails because the file "projectuploads.h", #included from quanta/project/projectupload.h does not exist. The file "projectuploads.h" does not seem to be present anywhere, including stable source.

Any ideas anybody?

Cheers, Mike.

It could be an automatically generated file. Look for a projectuploads.ui file somewhere in the tdewebdev sources.

Also, is tdewebdev built using CMake or Automake, and on Wheezy or some other distribution?

Thanks!

Tim

On 04/01/2012 23:35, Timothy Pearson wrote:

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Hi All,

Attempting to build tdewebdev from git fails because the file "projectuploads.h", #included from quanta/project/projectupload.h does not exist. The file "projectuploads.h" does not seem to be present anywhere, including stable source.

Any ideas anybody?

Cheers, Mike.

It could be an automatically generated file. Look for a projectuploads.ui file somewhere in the tdewebdev sources.

Also, is tdewebdev built using CMake or Automake, and on Wheezy or some other distribution?

Thanks!

Tim

I tried the build in a squeeze chroot, with the same result, i.e.;

In file included from /tmp/tdewebdev/quanta/project/uploadprofilespage.cpp:22: /tmp/tdewebdev/quanta/project/uploadprofilespage.ui.h:23:27: error: projectupload.h: No such file or directory In file included from /tmp/tdewebdev/quanta/project/uploadprofilespage.cpp:22: /tmp/tdewebdev/quanta/project/uploadprofilespage.ui.h: In member function âvirtual void UploadProfilesPage::buttonEditProfiles_clicked()â: /tmp/tdewebdev/quanta/project/uploadprofilespage.ui.h:27: error: âProjectUploadâ was not declared in this scope /tmp/tdewebdev/quanta/project/uploadprofilespage.ui.h:27: error: âdlgâ was not declared in this scope /tmp/tdewebdev/quanta/project/uploadprofilespage.ui.h:27: error: expected type-specifier before âProjectUploadâ /tmp/tdewebdev/quanta/project/uploadprofilespage.ui.h:27: error: expected â;â before âProjectUploadâ /tmp/tdewebdev/quanta/project/uploadprofilespage.ui.h:30: error: type â<type error>â argument given to âdeleteâ, expected pointer make[2]: *** [quanta/project/CMakeFiles/project-static.dir/uploadprofilespage.cpp.o] Error 1

However, projectupload.h is in fact present in the original source but not in the out of source build. projectuploads.h, which is #included from projectupload.h in the original source is present in the out of source build.

Mike.

2012/1/5 Timothy Pearson kb9vqf@pearsoncomputing.net:

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On 04/01/2012 23:35, Timothy Pearson wrote:

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Hi All,

Attempting to build tdewebdev from git fails because the file "projectuploads.h", #included from quanta/project/projectupload.h does not exist. The file "projectuploads.h" does not seem to be present anywhere, including stable source.

Any ideas anybody?

Cheers, Mike.

It could be an automatically generated file.  Look for a projectuploads.ui file somewhere in the tdewebdev sources.

Also, is tdewebdev built using CMake or Automake, and on Wheezy or some other distribution?

Thanks!

Tim

I tried the build in a squeeze chroot, with the same result, i.e.;

<snip> Thank you for trying to build on Squeeze; this lets me know there is a problem in TDE instead of the distribution.

Try adding this line to your quanta/project/CMakeLists.txt file, directly below ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/quanta/src:

${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/quanta/project

Rebuild the entire tdewebdev module with that change in place and see if it fixes the problem.

What is strange is that I was able to build tdewebdev on Squeeze without encountering this problem; perhaps you are using different option flags than I did.  Either way it needs to be fixed in the TDE sources.

Tim

That should do it. It's what I did in arch PKGBULD for kdewebdev.

Le mercredi 04 janvier 2012, Mike Howard a écrit :

Hi All,

Attempting to build tdewebdev from git fails because the file "projectuploads.h", #included from quanta/project/projectupload.h does not exist. The file "projectuploads.h" does not seem to be present anywhere, including stable source.

Any ideas anybody?

Cheers, Mike.

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