an old message mysteriously reappeared on mailing list

[Jeremy Webster]

I sent the message below on Dec. 20th and I got lots of useful replies, for
some reason it reappeared on the mailing list today Jan. 6th.
I don't know why.  I assure you I did not resend it.

Please ignore it, and if anyone can figure out why it was reposted, I'd like
to know.

Thanks
Jeremy



----- Original Message -----
From: Jeremy Webster <jwebster at olemiss.edu>
To: <kdevelop at barney.cs.uni-potsdam.de>
Sent: Monday, December 20, 1999 6:56 PM
Subject: Ghost points in small app & question about using qt 2.0.1 libs.


>
>     Okay, I know this first question should probably be asked to the Qt
> guys, but since I'm already subscribed here I was hoping someone might be
> able to help me.
>
>     I wrote a small application that generates random coordinates for,
say,
> 10 points, then does a paint.drawPoint thingy to an empty window.  The
> problem is that I seem to get "ghost" points - maybe 10 to 15 more points
> than I actually asked for, especially near the edges.  Even more show up
if
> I drag another window (for instance a Netscape window) across my little
> random point window.
>
>     What's the deal?
>
>
>     One other question.  Now that I have all the qt 1.44 libs working, how
> do I make it so that I can also use the qt 2.0.1 libs?  I was going
through
> some of the toots over at Qt and they seem to really like qvbox.h and some
> other things that apparently aren't in the 1.44 set.   I tried fiddling
> around in the Project Options menu with no success.  Is any of this
> documented anywhere?
>
> I'm willing to bet you're going to get asked the "Why doesn't kdevelop
> recognize my Qt libraries in Red Hat 6.1?" question about a thousand times
> in the coming months.  It'd be a good thing to stick in a FAQ.
>
> Thanks a million
> Jeremy
> jwebster at olemiss.edu
>
>