Hello,
> Mariusz, can you give us your pimo.cpp? I wonder at which place it
actually fails. Or you can try removing HAVE_NEPOMUK from config.h and
re-making Basket.
IMHO this won’t help. I tried to compile a simple Qt 4 application and even
that doesn’t work. I think this is because you need the same gcc
version which KDE 4 was compiled. Well I don’t know how to get this
version. I compiled Basket now with MSVC because I know that this is the
same version which was KDE built.
> Whether to use kdelibs or not is a good question.
I think it is a heavy task removing kdelibs from the current codebase. I
wouldn’t do that because the whole code base is tied to the kdelibs.
> As for XML versus JSON, you're trading 1 gnarly format for another gnarly
format, IMO. ;)
Just one thing is definitely better in JSON: It removes the repetitiveness
of XML.
> However, I'm presently investigating the idea of having the user dump
the Notebook to HTML, then parsing that to create the baskets & notes.
The reason to go that route is that the baskets are HTML, so that would
mean I don't have to worry about that bit of conversion, and parsing
HTML is reasonably easy (most of the time). At this point in time, I
think I'm going to prototype that in Perl since it's so good at string
handling, and once I get the basics working, then I'll do the equivalent
in C++.
I would do this with DOM: http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/xml-dom-tml.html
Greetings,
Mariusz Wojcik
2014-06-14 17:27 GMT+02:00 Gleb Baryshev <gleb.barys...@gmail.com>:
> 12.06.2014 22:56, Mariusz Wojcik wrote:
> > I tried it now without compiling KDE. I compiled Basket successfully
> > but the binary doesn't work. Here I have a backtrace:
>
> Mariusz, can you give us your pimo.cpp? I wonder at which place it
> actually fails.
> Or you can try removing HAVE_NEPOMUK from config.h and re-making Basket.
>
>
> 13.06.2014 06:08, kevin wrote:
> > I wondered if Windows was your reasoning. Another good reason to do so
> > would be to remove the KDE libs. I have no idea what they give us, so
> > maybe they're very useful and we shouldn't get rid of them, but they do
> > add another barrier to porting. It's fairly obvious what QT gives us.
>
> Whether to use kdelibs or not is a good question.
>
> They provide useful things here and there. For example, recently I used
> KEncodingProber for finding out encoding of web pages. On the other
> hand, they are apparently not well supported on platforms other than Linux.
>
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