> Hi all, > > I've received the first version of Doug Bell's TreeLine in the PyQt 4 > version. > So the first application that we have on openSUSE is on it's way to PyQt > 4. > > I've also found a volunteer to create initial packages for openSUSE in the > build system. > > Now, after following the previous thread, I have some questions on how we > can > proceed: > > The starting point is that we currently only have the kdebindings3 version > of > sip, PyQt, and PyKDE in openSUSE. > > We don't really want to change this for the openSUSE 10.2 release, but at > the > same time I'd like to have PyQt 4, at least as an option. > > We will not have more than one Python. > > So, where exactly will we have to expect problems? > > PyQt 3 and PyQt 4 can be installed into the same Python, right?
Yes. > The sip from kdebindings3 will conflict with the sip PyQt 4 needs, right? That's not been tested as far as I know. > Can I get around that conflict by just installing it to a different place > than > it is now? I can't see how - but I haven't looked at SIP3 for a couple of years. > Or can we just use sip 4.4.5 for building our PyQt3 and PyKDE3? Yes. > The > problem > with that would be that we'd have to touch the current > kdebindings3-python. I > don't like that idea very much. The easiest thing is to just discard the versions in kdebindings - but that depends on how important binary compatibility with external (ie. not part of the distro) C++ extension modules is to you. Phil _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list PyKDE@mats.imk.fraunhofer.de http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde