Erik Kjær Pedersen | 1 Nov 2006 13:52
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kbabel degenerating

The version that came out with 3.5.5 has lost the diff function, it still does 
not count correctly. The diff function is serious, I can not use this version 
because of that. I suppose there is no maintainer and I am not a programmer. 
It does not bode well for translation in the future if we can not count on 
our main tool. I downgraded to 3.5.3 again. That still works reasonably. 
3.5.4 did not work for me at all, but I have forgotten what the problem was.

Erik
Erik Kjær Pedersen | 1 Nov 2006 13:55
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kbabel degenerating

The version that came out with 3.5.5 has lost the diff function, it still
does not count correctly. The diff function is serious, I can not use this
version because of that. I suppose there is no maintainer and I am not a
programmer. It does not bode well for translation in the future if we can
not count on our main tool. I downgraded to 3.5.3 again. That still works
reasonably. 3.5.4 did not work for me at all, but I have forgotten what the
problem was.
Erik
Rafael Fernández López | 1 Nov 2006 10:27
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New kdelibs/kutils/kpluginselector

Hi guys,

Beautiful news !! (at least for me). I've finished rewriting this stuff:

* kdelibs/kutils/kpluginselector.cpp
* kdelibs/kutils/kpluginselector.h
* kdelibs/kutils/kpluginselector_p.h

All issues that happened on the old class have been fixed. I've improved the user experience, through:

* The QTreeWidget will be resized if QSplitter resized
* The "Default" button works, I think it didn't work for me in the past
* No KTabWidget on the plugin list
* Instead of KTabWidget (we would force the user to more clicks to examine all available plugins [one per category]), I've listed all available plugins into the QTreeWidget, but separated by a visual separator (See snapshot). With this improvement, the user can see all available plugins in one fast seek.
* Dependencies have been improved this way:
     - If we check an item, we check its dependencies (this was in the old class too)
     - If we uncheck an item, we uncheck all items that depends on that item (new [was a FIXME])

For achieving all these goals, I had to start the class almost from scratch, but the result is really pretty from my point of view.

You can check code and snapshot at http://www.ereslibre.es/kdedev too.

Waiting for your comments ;)

Bye,
Rafael Fernández López.

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Rafael Fernández López | 1 Nov 2006 14:12
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New kdelibs/kutils/kpluginselector

Hi guys,

Beautiful news !! (at least for me). I've finished rewriting this stuff:

* kdelibs/kutils/kpluginselector.cpp

* kdelibs/kutils/kpluginselector.h
* kdelibs/kutils/kpluginselector_p.h

All issues that happened on the old class have been fixed. I've improved the user experience, through:

* The QTreeWidget will be resized if QSplitter resized
* The "Default" button works, I think it didn't work for me in the past
* No KTabWidget on the plugin list
* Instead of KTabWidget (we would force the user to more clicks to examine all available plugins [one per category]), I've listed all available plugins into the QTreeWidget, but separated by a visual separator (See snapshot). With this improvement, the user can see all available plugins in one fast seek.
* Dependencies have been improved this way:
     - If we check an item, we check its dependencies (this was in the old class too)
     - If we uncheck an item, we uncheck all items that depends on that item (new [was a FIXME])
* Visual separators can be expanded or collapsed to show or hide the plugins that they contain.

For achieving all these goals, I had to start the class almost from scratch, but the result is really pretty from my point of view.

You can check code and snapshots at http://www.ereslibre.es/kdedev.

After contacting with #kde-usability at IRC, the category titles are aligned at left, and have been fixed some issues with the focus.

Waiting for your comments ;)

Bye,
Rafael Fernández López.

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Christoph Cullmann | 1 Nov 2006 16:22
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Re: Adding Kate Session Menu to kdeaddons 3.5.6

Am Sonntag, 29. Oktober 2006 02:08 schrieb Thiago Macieira:
> Anders Lund wrote:
> >> - it needs to be already in trunk - we already have lot of code that
> >> went only into KDE3.5.x and not trunk, no need to make this even worse
> >
> >It is not, but it could be.
>
> Then we need it in trunk and the Kate maintainer's approval.
It has my OK, doh, should read my mails more close, missed this at all here :(

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Philip Rodrigues | 1 Nov 2006 19:01
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USE_LOGIN_CAP problem building kdm on FreeBSD

Hi,
I can't build 3.5 branch kdm on FreeBSD. The error is:
/home/phil/kdesrc/kdebase/kdm/backend/client.c: In function `StartClient':
/home/phil/kdesrc/kdebase/kdm/backend/client.c:1268: error: `lc' undeclared 
(first use in this function)

Looking at client.c, I notice that lc is declared inside "#ifdef 
USE_LOGIN_CAP" but it's used on line 1268 without being wrapped in "#ifdef 
USE_LOGIN_CAP"

In case it's useful, you can find my config.h at:
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~chri1802/stuff/config.h

Regards,
Philip
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Matthias Kretz | 1 Nov 2006 23:33
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Re: New kdelibs/kutils/kpluginselector

On Wednesday 01 November 2006 14:12, Rafael Fernández López wrote:
> Waiting for your comments

Just for your information: I'm waiting for my laptop to return from repairs. I 
will postpone a review until then.

From a short look: I really like the KTabWidget -> QTreeWidget change. That's 
very good!

Regarding the Default button I remember that there was some issue, but I 
really need to look at the code (and probably history) again. I will do that 
when my laptop is back...

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Oswald Buddenhagen | 1 Nov 2006 23:58
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Re: USE_LOGIN_CAP problem building kdm on FreeBSD

On Wed, Nov 01, 2006 at 06:01:30PM +0000, Philip Rodrigues wrote:
> I can't build 3.5 branch kdm on FreeBSD. The error is:
> /home/phil/kdesrc/kdebase/kdm/backend/client.c: In function `StartClient':
> /home/phil/kdesrc/kdebase/kdm/backend/client.c:1268: error: `lc' undeclared 
> 
should be fixed now.
the simplest thing to do was backporting a patch i didn't intend to
backport originally, so some testing involving playing with login caps
in "fun" ways wouldn't hurt.

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Philip Rodrigues | 2 Nov 2006 00:51
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Re: USE_LOGIN_CAP problem building kdm on FreeBSD

Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:

> On Wed, Nov 01, 2006 at 06:01:30PM +0000, Philip Rodrigues wrote:
>> I can't build 3.5 branch kdm on FreeBSD. The error is:
>> /home/phil/kdesrc/kdebase/kdm/backend/client.c: In function
>> `StartClient': /home/phil/kdesrc/kdebase/kdm/backend/client.c:1268:
>> error: `lc' undeclared
>> 
> should be fixed now.
> the simplest thing to do was backporting a patch i didn't intend to
> backport originally, so some testing involving playing with login caps
> in "fun" ways wouldn't hurt.

Works now, thanks!

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Cristian Tibirna | 2 Nov 2006 02:23
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64bitness


Hello

The bug report https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=136649 brought to the 
forefront a question which I vaguely asked myself in the past (prompted by my 
daily non-kde work on parallel 32bit vs 64bit code).

This question is:
has there been investigation in the issues of DCOP communication on 64bits 
platforms? Given that an unexpectedly large percentage of Linux machines runs 
on 64bit platforms, and given the intricacies of common marshalling technique 
on diverging architectures, the answer would probably be positive. It remains 
that exhaustive testing is prohibitive. Did somebody give thought to the 
issue yet?

But, most importantly, was DBUS audited with respect to the potential 64 bit 
incompatibilities yet? (Although I would really hope the very design was 
based on sound understanding of the issues -- which I couldn't pretend I 
have, either).

More practically, I looked at the need for a similar patch in the HEAD code on 
what bug 1366349 proposes for kde3. I couldn't realise by myself it such 
patch was indeed needed or not. Could somebody help by illuminating my 
ignorance?

Thanks a lot

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