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Hello, |
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I have qt3 and qt4 installed (?): |
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x11-libs/qt |
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Installed versions: 3.3.8-r2 4.2.3-r1 |
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So I picked up what looks like an interesting book |
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on C++ and QT4 part of the Bruce Perens Open Source series. |
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Looking at the brief installation guide it tells you to check |
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your QTDIR setting, so I use 'env | grep QTDIR' and get: |
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QTDIR=/usr/qt/3 |
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When I go to /usr/qt I do not even see a dir for '4'? |
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So I want to set up QT4 so I can follow along the book. |
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But if I look at (moc uic assistant and designer) they look |
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like version 4.2.3: |
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moc -v |
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Qt Meta Object Compiler version 59 (Qt 4.2.3) |
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uic -v |
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Qt User Interface Compiler version 4.2.3 |
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I did not find any wikis or such to guide one thru setting |
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up QT4 form programming. Since I use kde as the desktop, |
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I do not want to hose anything on the system. |
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Suggestions for setting up QT4 to write some code, without |
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hosing the system, are welcome..... |
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James |
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