How to compile Konq-E? (problems with CVS/snapshot version)

[Martin Zwickel]

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Thanks for the answer!!!!

My problem is, that im searching for a light-weight
html-rendering-engine.
Mozilla is way to big and overloaded.
so i thought i should use khtml/gtkhtml. i came to khtml, because it is
better than gtkhtml.
my last problem was, that i have looked for a browser which uses khtml.
konqueror uses all the kde-shit and i thought konq-e should be good for
a standalone browser.

but i have so much troubles getting konq-e to work.
argh....



On Tue, 18 Mar 2003 08:44:54 -0500 Keith Kyzivat
<kkyzivat@attbi.com> bubbled:

> Martin Zwickel wrote:
> 
> >Hi there!
> >I'm tring to compile/install Konq-E.
> >
> >I tried the current CVS version, wich looks to be incompatible with
> >the kdelibs v3.1 and kdelibs from current cvs. (Class KURIFilterData
> >differs, tried to replace, but doesnt help...)
> >
> You must be compiling with Qt/E, not Qt/X11, right?  I'm seeing the
oh, im using QT/X11...

> same thing. Luciano is working on a patch for KURIFilter,
> in the mean time to get past that, you can add -DQT_NO_CLIPBOARD to 
still compiling without clipboard. damn 2.4ghz... still too slow for kde
;)

> CXXFLAGS and disable clipboard support.  Note that you will compile 
> further and run into some Qt/E specific bugs in kjs_window.cpp - the
> KDE Javascript APIs have changed some since KDE 2.2, and the core KDE 
> developers overlooked making changes to #ifdef'ed QTE code.  Right now
> I just temporarily stubbed it out to get it compiling further...
> We need to take a closer look at it though, as I'm sure that stubbing
> it out is not good.
stubbing it out isn't a good idea. i still hope that it will get fixed
soon!

> 
> Say, you never mentioned running into the dynamic_cast errors... I
> guess you are using Qt/X11...  In any case, I've got some patches to
> fix the dynamic_cast errors (conversion from native rtti to Qt rtti)
yep, using QT/X11.

> 
> ~Keith
> 

hmm, any way to use khtml without kde and what compiles without
errors?

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