Not using internationalisation by KDE but by Qt.

[Ole Jacob Hagen]

Hi. 

I just edited the am_edit-file, and setting: 
    $kdeopts{"qtonly"} = 1; // default value is 0

Is there other places, I can set this value? I couldn't any files, where I 
could set this variable equal to one (enable qtonly).
This was very successful. I am learning kdevelops features as I write now. And 
I am very satisfied with kdevelop. 

I just miss completion for std:: where cout should be one of the 
suggestions....But this is standard, so all developer should know this 
function. What about the rest of std:: functions? 

Cheers. 

Ole J. 




On Sunday 21 December 2003 10:07, Ole Jacob Hagen wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I am making a Qt-application, using kdevelop.
> My project is based on "A Simple KDE application". I've deleted the
> generated skeleton, and made my own files.
>
> Then I discovered an unwanted part inside Makefile.in:
> ----         % Snip of Makefile.in in src/      ---%
>
> MainWindowDlg.cpp: $(srcdir)/MainWindowDlg.ui MainWindowDlg.h
> MainWindowDlg.moc
> 	rm -f MainWindowDlg.cpp
> 	echo '#include <klocale.h>' > MainWindowDlg.cpp
> 	$(UIC) -i MainWindowDlg.h $(srcdir)/MainWindowDlg.ui > MainWindowDlg.cpp
> 	sed -e "s,${UIC_TR}( \"\" ),QString::null,g" MainWindowDlg.cpp.temp | sed
> -e "s,${UIC_TR}( \"\"\, \"\" ),QString::null,g" | sed -e
> "s,image\([0-9][0-9]*\)_data,img\1_MainWindowDlg,g" >> MainWindowDlg.cpp ;\
> 	rm -f MainWindowDlg.cpp.temp ;\
> 	echo '#include "MainWindowDlg.moc"' >> MainWindowDlg.cpp
>
> ---           % End of snip of Makefile.in ----%
>
> I've commented out the the sed-part inside Makefile.in, but a new
> Makefile.in will be generated by kdevelop when I add new files to my
> project.
> Where can I find the Makefile.in - generator, so I don't need to worry
> about this sed-ding to happen? It replaces Qt's tr with i18un....
>
> Can I edit am_edit?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ole J.
>
>
>
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