[Kst] MDI Modes

[C. Barth Netterfield]

Can't compile...

Fresh checkout from cvs gives, after link stage of make:

./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `virtual thunk [v:0,-12] to 
KParts::DockMainWindow::~DockMainWindow [in-charge deleting]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `KParts::PartBase::~PartBase 
[not-in-charge]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `virtual thunk [v:0,-12] to 
KParts::DockMainWindow::~DockMainWindow [in-charge]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::qt_property(int, int, QVariant*)'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::PartBase::PartBase[not-in-charge]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `KParts::DockMainWindow::className() 
const'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `virtual thunk [v:0,-40] to 
KParts::PartBase::setInstance(KInstance*)'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `virtual thunk [v:0,-16] to 
KParts::DockMainWindow::~DockMainWindow [in-charge deleting]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::qt_invoke(int, QUObject*)'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::qt_emit(int, QUObject*)'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `virtual thunk [v:0,-16] to 
KParts::DockMainWindow::~DockMainWindow [in-charge]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::qt_cast(char const*)'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `typeinfo for 
KParts::DockMainWindow'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::slotSetStatusBarText(QString const&)'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::staticMetaObject()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::~DockMainWindow [not-in-charge]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::~DockMainWindow [in-charge]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::PartBase::setInstance(KInstance*, bool)'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::DockMainWindow[not-in-charge](QWidget*, char const*, 
unsigned)'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::PartBase::setInstance(KInstance*)'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `KParts::PartBase::~PartBase 
[in-charge deleting]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::~DockMainWindow [in-charge deleting]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `KParts::PartBase::~PartBase 
[in-charge]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to 
`KParts::DockMainWindow::createShellGUI(bool)'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `virtual thunk [v:0,-12] to 
KParts::PartBase::~PartBase [in-charge deleting]()'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `typeinfo for KParts::PartBase'
./.libs/libkst.so: undefined reference to `virtual thunk [v:0,-12] to 
KParts::PartBase::~PartBase [in-charge]()'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make[2]: *** [d2asc] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/cbn/programs/KDE/kdeextragear-2/kst/kst'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/cbn/programs/KDE/kdeextragear-2/kst/kst'
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
aragorn [~/programs/KDE/kdeextragear-2/kst]>
On Sunday 25 April 2004 4:04 pm, George Staikos wrote:
> As you saw from my last commits, Kst is now using KMDI, which means Kst is
> horribly broken in HEAD until we switch to using the new view code.  It
> would be a huge effort to port the old view code over because it is assumed
> all over the place that there is only one view.  Meanwhile, I added some
> actions to the settings menu so that everyone can experiment with the
> different MDI modes.  We have smoe advantages with childframe mode in that
> the central widget is available for us to use as we like.  I'm thinking it
> might be a good place to put the data manager even.  Barth mentioned that
> he liked the idea of tabbed mode.  Does anyone have strong feelings about
> this?  Should I leave it selectable even (with a proper action of course)?
>
> The next trick becomes how to deal with all of our actions and "modes".