Qt4-preview-feedback Archive, September 2007
Re: QT-plugin installation failed
Message 1 in thread
Hi Christian,
I set up a virtual machine with debian 4.0 here, and still can't
reproduce your problem...
First test:
- downloaded and installed the latest debian 4.0 DVD 1, creating a
standard user to work with
- downloaded "Eclipse for C++ developers" from the eclipse.org
(eclipse-cpp-europa-linux-gtk)
- downloaded the Qt Integration RC 2
- unpacked both into my home directory
I tested creating a Qt Gui Project and opening the generated ui-file
in the visual Ui editor.
Second test:
- login as root via 'su'
- take the downloaded stuff from first test and unpack it to /usr/local
Again I tested creating a Qt Gui Project and opening the generated ui-
file in the visual Ui editor.
Both worked as expected, though Eclipse shows a warning about missing
configuration "intro element", which has nothing to do with the Qt
Integration.
If you send me your configuration details (Help -> About Eclipse SDK -
> Configuration Details),
error log (Help -> About Eclipse SDK -> Configuration Details -> View
Error Log), and
an 'ls -l' of your eclipse/plugins and eclipse/features/
com.trolltech* folders,
I can have another look on them, whether I find something new, or
have another idea (which I don't have at the moment).
++ Eike
On Sep 7, 2007, at 1:11 PM, Christian Stalp wrote:
> Hello again,
> now I made another installation on a debian 4.0 System.
> I startet with a eclipse packaged with cdt. Then I untared your
> plugin,
> and there is still/again no qt-features at all.
>
> Maybe I should send you some dump now?
>
> Gruss Christian
>
>
>
>
> Christian Stalp schrieb:
>> Hello,
>> I'm sorry for the delay. In the last weeks I did'nt have the time for
>> any eclipse activities. So now my system is a debian 4.0 and I got
>> eclipse by the offical eclipse.org-site.
>> Now eclipse works quit with the qt-plugin also as root-user (which I
>> ususaly never do) but it is a little bit unpredictable. For
>> instance I
>> could install a perl-plugin as a normal user, means without write
>> permission to the eclipse-folder! But I guess this has nothing to do
>> with the qt-plugin. From time to time I don't have access to the
>> qt-plugin-features.
>>
>> Is there anything I can send you to help you to reproduce my problem?
>> When is the next version of the qt-plugin scheduled?
>>
>> Gruss Christian
>>
>>
>> Eike Preuss schrieb:
>>
>>> That sounds and looks like things work quite fine when you run as a
>>> non-root user.
>>>
>>> The dialog should only pop up once for each different workspace you
>>> open in eclipse, and if you say 'No', it won't open the cheat sheet
>>> (which is some eclipse help mechanism). The missing Qt icon in the
>>> 'about eclipse' indicates that Eclipse doesn't find the Qt
>>> Integration
>>> "Feature" (in contrast to the "plugins"), and this is reflected
>>> in the
>>> "configuration details" as well. Which is strange because it looks
>>> like it lies at the correct location. That has no impact on the
>>> functionality of the Qt Integration Plugin, though.
>>>
>>> I'm still not able to reproduce these problems - could you please
>>> tell
>>> me, which Linux system you use and where you got the eclipse
>>> package(s) from ?
>>>
>>> Thanks, Eike
>>>
>>>
>>> On Aug 8, 2007, at 6:43 PM, Christian Stalp wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hello,
>>>> in my case it is cd /opt/local/usr/eclipse and then start gksu with
>>>> "eclipse -clean" as root.
>>>> But I did this several times, and there were no changes at all.
>>>> Also
>>>> this time.
>>>>
>>>> BUT when I start eclipse as a normal user, I get this dialoge
>>>> again "Qt
>>>> Eclipse Integration"...
>>>> Do you want to launch the Qt Cheat sheet now?
>>>> When I answer this with yes, I get some dialoge "Creating an
>>>> address
>>>> book app".
>>>>
>>>> As normal user I have also the possability to create a qt-
>>>> project with
>>>> the wizzard.
>>>> But in this "About Eclipse Platform" widget I still don't have a
>>>> qt-icon
>>>> (which is of course not so importend) what makes me wonder if I
>>>> really
>>>> installed it properly. The first time I installed it, I had such
>>>> an icon
>>>> and also the qt-designer and docu...
>>>>
>>>> And by starting eclipse as root I do not have any Qt!
>>>>
>>>> I send you here the actual "configuration details" when I start
>>>> eclipse
>>>> as puny user.
>>>> Hope this brings us further ;-)
>>>>
>>>> Gruss Christian
>>>>
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Message 2 in thread
Hi Christian,
though the configuration details you sent don't suggest it, the
following could help:
If you start eclipse and go to Help -> Software Updates -> Manage
Configuration,
do you find the "Qt Eclipse Integration X.X.X" (where X.X.X is the
version number) feature listed? Is it enabled or disabled (indicated
by a small reddish cross)?
Eike
On Sep 7, 2007, at 1:11 PM, Christian Stalp wrote:
> Hello again,
> now I made another installation on a debian 4.0 System.
> I startet with a eclipse packaged with cdt. Then I untared your
> plugin,
> and there is still/again no qt-features at all.
>
> Maybe I should send you some dump now?
>
> Gruss Christian
>
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