Could it be, that qtruby requires qt-3.3.x?
Just because it works on my linux boxes with qt-3.3.2 installed.
OTOH http://developer.kde.org/language-bindings/ruby/index.html says qt-3.2.
Jochen
ok, this time I pointed directly to the qt-libs/includes but still the same error message.
./configure --with-qt-includes=/opt/qt/3.2/include --with-qt-libraries=/opt/qt/3.2/lib --with-qt-dir=/opt/qt/3.2
$ grep -R QIconDragEvent /opt/qt/3.2/include/*
doesn't find the undeclared identifier -- seems like there's something wrong with this qt-
Jochen.
where are your libs/includes?
these *are* error messages 
maybe they should be made more obvious 
Alex
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ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org schrieb am 14.07.04 13:12:40:
ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org schrieb am 14.07.04 12:56:34:
On Wed, Jul 14, 2004 at 07:49:43PM +0900, =?iso-8859-1?Q? Jochen=20Immend=F6rfer ?= wrote:
I'm not sure about the ./configure output. Looks almost good:
checking for Qt... libraries /opt/qt3/lib, headers /opt/qt3/include using -mt
..
config.status: creating smoke/qt/qtguess.pl
Invalid Qt directory.
config.status: creating smoke/qt/generate.pl
Couldn't find /opt/qt3/include at generate.pl line 101.
Found 'qtdefines'. Reading preprocessor symbols from there...
..
Good - your configure finished. Start make now
Doesn't look like a real error message for me...
Jochen
ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org schrieb am 14.07.04 12:26:24:
completely untested.
no idea why it wouldn't work though.
sure sounds like its using the wrong qt
or doesn't have the correct include directory.
maybe check out the output of ./configure to
see what it automatically finds?
Alex
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no its just a messed up detection of compiled in stuff.
richard can probably help out with this
richard you around?
Alex
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On Wed, Jul 14, 2004 at 08:30:47PM +0900, =?iso-8859-1?Q? Jochen=20Immend=F6rfer ?= wrote:
Could it be, that qtruby requires qt-3.3.x?
Just because it works on my linux boxes with qt-3.3.2 installed.
OTOH http://developer.kde.org/language-bindings/ruby/index.html says qt-3.2.
Jochen
ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org schrieb am 14.07.04 13:12:40:
ok, this time I pointed directly to the qt-libs/includes but still the same error message.
./configure --with-qt-includes=/opt/qt/3.2/include --with-qt-libraries=/opt/qt/3.2/lib --with-qt-dir=/opt/qt/3.2
$ grep -R QIconDragEvent /opt/qt/3.2/include/*
doesn't find the undeclared identifier -- seems like there's something wrong with this qt-
Jochen.
ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org schrieb am 14.07.04 12:56:34:
where are your libs/includes?
these *are* error messages
maybe they should be made more obvious
Alex
On Wed, Jul 14, 2004 at 07:49:43PM +0900, =?iso-8859-1?Q? Jochen=20Immend=F6rfer ?= wrote:
> I'm not sure about the ./configure output. Looks almost good:
>
> checking for Qt... libraries /opt/qt3/lib, headers /opt/qt3/include using -mt
> ..
> config.status: creating smoke/qt/qtguess.pl
> Invalid Qt directory.
> config.status: creating smoke/qt/generate.pl
> Couldn't find /opt/qt3/include at generate.pl line 101.
> Found 'qtdefines'. Reading preprocessor symbols from there...
> ..
> Good - your configure finished. Start make now
>
> Doesn't look like a real error message for me...
>
>
> Jochen
>
>
>
> ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org schrieb am 14.07.04 12:26:24:
>
> completely untested.
> no idea why it wouldn't work though.
> sure sounds like its using the wrong qt
> or doesn't have the correct include directory.
> maybe check out the output of ./configure to
> see what it automatically finds?
>
> Alex
>
>
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Alexander Kellett wrote:
no its just a messed up detection of compiled in stuff.
richard can probably help out with this
richard you around?
Yes - hi Alex - maybe we can carry on discussing this on the
kde-bindings@kde.org mailing list..
-- Richard
Richard Dale wrote:
Alexander Kellett wrote:
no its just a messed up detection of compiled in stuff.
richard can probably help out with this
richard you around?
Yes - hi Alex - maybe we can carry on discussing this on the
kde-bindings@kde.org mailing list..
-- Richard
Would y'all please report back if someone gets qtruby working in windows?
Hans Fugal wrote:
Richard Dale wrote:
Alexander Kellett wrote:
no its just a messed up detection of compiled in stuff.
richard can probably help out with this
richard you around?
Yes - hi Alex - maybe we can carry on discussing this on the
kde-bindings@kde.org mailing list..
-- Richard
Would y'all please report back if someone gets qtruby working in windows?
Yes ok - it's definately possible because some PerlQt guys recently got the
Smoke library working on Windows. I seem to remember them saying something
about 'removing certain headers'. Hmm. But maybe ruby-talk might want to be
spared from a 'blow by blow' account of how exactly to get there..
I just need to have a look at the recent kde-perl@kde.org posts to see what
they said and did. The ruby QtRuby extension part should be easy enough to
compile I would have thought. It builds on Mac OS X so there can't be any
X11 dependencies in there.
-- Richard
Hans Fugal wrote:
Would y'all please report back if someone gets qtruby working in windows?
Richard Dale wrote:
Yes ok - it's definately possible because some PerlQt guys recently got
the Smoke library working on Windows. I seem to remember them saying
something about 'removing certain headers'. Hmm. But maybe ruby-talk might
want to be spared from a 'blow by blow' account of how exactly to get
there..
I just need to have a look at the recent kde-perl@kde.org posts to see
what they said and did. The ruby QtRuby extension part should be easy
enough to compile I would have thought. It builds on Mac OS X so there
can't be any X11 dependencies in there.
Here's the post from the kde-perl mailing list about building the Smoke
library on Windows. Other people tried the instructions and confirmed it
worked ok. I'm not sure if this works with cygwin though:
"Although there are bindings for using PerlQt on windows with cygwin-x11 and
qt-x11, I didn't want my target computer to have those installed. So I
coerced PerlQt into compiling and linking under MSVC6"
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On Tuesday 22 June 2004 14:50, ryan@vbijl.net wrote:
Hello,
Thought you all might be interested. I managed to coerce
MSVC++ 6 into compiling PerlQt. Then I managed to convince
it to link. And, amazingly, it worked[1]!
I used ActiveState 5.8.4, Qt/Windows 3.2.0, MSVC++6, and PerlQt 3.008.
I've put together a document describing how I got it to work:
http://www.vbijl.net/~ryan/software/perlqt/
[1] There are a few issues. For example, timers seem to be broken.
Also a few headers that didn't want to be used.
Anyways. I was hoping someone on this list might be able to
try this out before I post to the qt-interest list.
Ryan
-- Richard