| 2008-03-29 01:27:58 |
Andres J. Riofrio |
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Binary package hint: qt4-dev-tools
When I run qdbuscpp2xml on my application.h it does not work. In the source package (qt4-x11-4.3.2/tools/qdbus/tools/qdbuscpp2xml/qdbuscpp2xml.cpp) it references the executable "moc" (on line 394) which by default (or at least on my system, in which I haven't changed anything) is a symlink to moc-qt3. And this causes the parser to not recognize "public slots" or "signals" (although it does recognize "public Q_SLOTS" and "Q_SIGNALS").
I use Ubuntu 7.10, And I have installed the kde4 package from the PPA. |
Binary package hint: qt4-dev-tools
When I run qdbuscpp2xml on my application.h it does not work. In the source package (qt4-x11-4.3.2/tools/qdbus/tools/qdbuscpp2xml/qdbuscpp2xml.cpp) it references the executable "moc" (on line 394) which by default (or at least on my system, in which I haven't changed anything concerning QT) is a symlink to moc-qt3. And this causes the parser to not recognize "public slots" or "signals" (although it does recognize "public Q_SLOTS" and "Q_SIGNALS").
I use Ubuntu 7.10, And I have installed the kde4 package from the PPA. |
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| 2008-03-29 01:38:18 |
Andres J. Riofrio |
description |
Binary package hint: qt4-dev-tools
When I run qdbuscpp2xml on my application.h it does not work. In the source package (qt4-x11-4.3.2/tools/qdbus/tools/qdbuscpp2xml/qdbuscpp2xml.cpp) it references the executable "moc" (on line 394) which by default (or at least on my system, in which I haven't changed anything concerning QT) is a symlink to moc-qt3. And this causes the parser to not recognize "public slots" or "signals" (although it does recognize "public Q_SLOTS" and "Q_SIGNALS").
I use Ubuntu 7.10, And I have installed the kde4 package from the PPA. |
Binary package hint: qt4-dev-tools
When I run qdbuscpp2xml on my application.h it does not work. In the source package (qt4-x11-4.3.2/tools/qdbus/tools/qdbuscpp2xml/qdbuscpp2xml.cpp) it references the executable "moc" (on line 394) which by default (or at least on my system, in which I haven't changed anything concerning QT) is a symlink to moc-qt3. And this causes the parser to not recognize "public slots" or "signals" (although it does recognize "public Q_SLOTS" and "Q_SIGNALS").
I use Ubuntu 7.10, And I have installed the kde4 package from the PPA.
I think this is fixed upstream in Debian: http://lists.debian.org/debian-qt-kde/2007/03/msg00143.html |
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