Hello, I've just hit a similar problem trying to setup python and QT development environment on Hardy.
Detlev quickly answered me on this topic
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Hi,
the problem is not related to opening an eric3 project file. Your version of
eric4 is not compatible with Qt 4.4 because it changed the API a little bit
causing problems like the one you observed. Please upgrade to a more recent
release (>= 4.1.5) and try again.
Regards,
Detlev
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In Intrepid this should not happen since eric IDE version is 4.1.5... And QT is 4.4.x
Christian :
1. Would you confirm your problem happened on Hardy and not
2. May be you can use in eric4 Help-> Report a bug and being confirmed the problem and maybe a hint for a solution ?
For ubuntu eric maintainer : is it possible to backport eric4 for hardy, as for a LTS maybe it's fine to have an easy python development setup ? What is the process to solve this kind of "dependency issues" ?
Thank you for reporting the bug and make Ubuntu better.
Hello, I've just hit a similar problem trying to setup python and QT development environment on Hardy.
Detlev quickly answered me on this topic
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Hi,
the problem is not related to opening an eric3 project file. Your version of
eric4 is not compatible with Qt 4.4 because it changed the API a little bit
causing problems like the one you observed. Please upgrade to a more recent
release (>= 4.1.5) and try again.
Regards, ******* ******* ******* *
Detlev
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In Intrepid this should not happen since eric IDE version is 4.1.5... And QT is 4.4.x
Christian :
1. Would you confirm your problem happened on Hardy and not
2. May be you can use in eric4 Help-> Report a bug and being confirmed the problem and maybe a hint for a solution ?
For ubuntu eric maintainer : is it possible to backport eric4 for hardy, as for a LTS maybe it's fine to have an easy python development setup ? What is the process to solve this kind of "dependency issues" ?
Thank you for reporting the bug and make Ubuntu better.
Best regards,
Xavier.