one of our user reported[1] a missing include (namely kdateedit.h) that
is not installed by libkdepim (Makefile.am only installs
kdepimmacros.h) whereas he claim this header is documented in the devel
documentation.
Could you please update the include_HEADERS from libkdepim/Makefile.am
of kdepim to include kdateedit.h (and possibly other forgotten
headers) ?
TIA
[1]
PS: I wanted to report that on the KDE bugtracker, but no module exists
for libkdepim, neither for kdepim itself, hence that mail.
maybe having one created on the bugzilla would be great :)

Thursday 11 May 2006 16:35, Volker Krause wrote:
Wednesday 10 May 2006 16:00, Pierre Habouzit wrote:
one of our user reported[1] a missing include (namely kdateedit.h) that
is not installed by libkdepim (Makefile.am only installs
kdepimmacros.h) whereas he claim this header is documented in the devel
documentation.

Could you please update the include_HEADERS from libkdepim/Makefile.am
of kdepim to include kdateedit.h (and possibly other forgotten
headers) ?

Sorry, libkdepim and most other libraries in kdepim are not supposed to be
used by anything outside of kdepim. They are just a way to share code
between the applications in kdepim and don't guarantee binary
compatibility, not even source compatibility between releases. If you want
to use them nevertheless, you'll need to copy the needed headers from the
kdepim sources.

So the actual problem is that the kdepimwidgets designer plugin gets installed
accidentally?

Cheers,
Kevin

Friday 12 May 2006 15:39, Volker Krause wrote:
Thursday 11 May 2006 18:20, Kevin Krammer wrote:
Thursday 11 May 2006 16:35, Volker Krause wrote:
Wednesday 10 May 2006 16:00, Pierre Habouzit wrote:
one of our user reported[1] a missing include (namely kdateedit.h) that
is not installed by libkdepim (Makefile.am only installs
kdepimmacros.h) whereas he claim this header is documented in the devel
documentation.

Could you please update the include_HEADERS from libkdepim/Makefileam
of kdepim to include kdateedit.h (and possibly other forgotten
headers) ?

Sorry, libkdepim and most other libraries in kdepim are not supposed to
be used by anything outside of kdepim. They are just a way to share code
between the applications in kdepim and don't guarantee binary
compatibility, not even source compatibility between releases. If you
want to use them nevertheless, you'll need to copy the needed headers
from the kdepim sources.

So the actual problem is that the kdepimwidgets designer plugin gets
installed accidentally?

Well, it needs to be installed if you want to use it for kdepim development. I
agree that this is unfortunate, any idea how this could be solved in a
cleaner way? The problem of designer plugins for internal widgets is not
limited to kdepim and KDE3 after all.

Easy to solve with qt4: export QT_PLUGIN_PATH=<builddir>/kdepim/lib:$QT_PLUGIN_PATH
(i.e. pointing qt to the non-installed designer plugin).

Friday 12 May 2006 15:39, Volker Krause wrote:
Thursday 11 May 2006 18:20, Kevin Krammer wrote:
Thursday 11 May 2006 16:35, Volker Krause wrote:
Wednesday 10 May 2006 16:00, Pierre Habouzit wrote:
one of our user reported[1] a missing include (namely kdateedit.h)
that is not installed by libkdepim (Makefile.am only installs
kdepimmacros.h) whereas he claim this header is documented in the
devel documentation.

Could you please update the include_HEADERS from
libkdepim/Makefile.am of kdepim to include kdateedit.h (and possibly
other forgotten headers) ?

Sorry, libkdepim and most other libraries in kdepim are not supposed to
be used by anything outside of kdepim. They are just a way to share
code between the applications in kdepim and don't guarantee binary
compatibility, not even source compatibility between releases. If you
want to use them nevertheless, you'll need to copy the needed headers
from the kdepim sources.

So the actual problem is that the kdepimwidgets designer plugin gets
installed accidentally?

Well, it needs to be installed if you want to use it for kdepim
development. I agree that this is unfortunate, any idea how this could be
solved in a cleaner way? The problem of designer plugins for internal
widgets is not limited to kdepim and KDE3 after all.

How is this solved during build time?
If one checks out kdepim, it needs to be able to build without any installed
plugin, doesn't it?

Cheers,
Kevin