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From: Georgios Petasis on 10 Jul 2010 07:51
στις 7/7/2010 17:11, O/H Igor Novikov έγραψε:
> On 7 июл, 15:17, Georgios Petasis<peta...(a)iit.demokritos.gr> wrote:
>>
>>> Sorry George, can you explain why you used Qt classes inside tilegtk?
>>
>>> Regards,
>>
>>> Igor Novikov
>>> sK1 Project
>>> http://sk1project.org
>>
>> I am not sure I use Qt classes in tilegtk. Can you please point me a
>> place in the sources that I do use Qt?
>>
>> George
>
> For example in tileGtk_Separator.cpp in function SeparatorElementDraw
> there are references on QPixmap, QPainter, QStyle, QRect etc. And not
> only in this file. The project cannot be compiled under Ubuntu without
> Qt installed.
>
> Igor

Dear Igor,

I am looking at the code, and despite the fact that there are remains of
Qt stuff in some files, I cannot see how these prevent you for building
tile-gtk. I have just tested building tile-gtk under Ubuntu 10.4, and
builds without a glitch. The file with the Qt references is not included
in the build, and this is why tile-gtk compiles.

How did you tried to compile tile-gtk?

The correct way is to go inside the cmake directory, run sh
build(_64).sh, then go inside the proper directory (release/debug) and
run make install.

George
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