On Monday November 10 2003 08:41, Jeremy S Lowery wrote:
> PyQt/sip directory found at /usr/share/sip/qt
> PyQt sip file version is compatible with PyKDE (3.7) <===
> sip version is compatible with PyKDE-3.7 <===
> sip: /usr/share/sip/qt/versions.sip:28: Exactly one of this
> %Timeline must be specified with the -t flag
Same problem as "Error compiling PyKDE in Gentoo" thread, with
one minor update:
In "generateSource" in build.py, uncomment the following line:
# print qttag, kdetag
and see what the value of qttag is - should Qt_3_2_0. If you look
in /usr/share/sip/qt/versions.sip, the %Timeline statement won't
have a Qt_3_2_0 value - that's what the error msg is saying -
because PyQt 3.7 predates Qt 3.2.0 and may not be compatible
(adding Qt_3_2_0 to the %Timeline stmt would probably be a bad
idea). PyKDE 3.7-4 actually came out after Qt 3.2.0 and works
with PyQt 3.8.
Update: PyQt-3.7 will allow you to build against Qt-3.2.2, but
will not incorporate any new features after Qt-3.1.2.
PyKDE-3.7-4 tries to uses tag for "real" Qt-3.2.2, which
sip/PyQt-3.7 doesn't have.
The "correct" solution would be to upgrade to sip/PyQt/PyKDE 3.8.
See http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk for all of them.
You could try forcing qttag. A few lines before the print stmt
mentioned above, add the following line:
qttag = "Qt_3_1_2" # add this
# before this:
argv = ["-t", plattag,
"-t", qttag,
"-t", kdetag,
"-z", "features",
"-I", "sip",
"-I", pyQtSipDir,
"-m", mname + "/" + pro,
"-c", mname,
fullmname]
I'm reasonably sure that'll work and not cause problems (but I'm
not positive about that).
Jim