[sword-devel] Problems with Locale

Troy A. Griffitts sword-devel@crosswire.org
Mon, 28 Aug 2000 20:00:55 -0700


Joachim,
	I really tried hard to get KDE things to compile, but had no luck.  I
felt I would have better luck with the latest snapshot KDE2.0Beta2 (I
think) that I found on the kde website.  Maybe I should have listened to
your advice and went with the latest CVS tree.  The filenames were
something like *1.93.tar.bz2  I got Qt from this directory to compile,
and I even got KDELIBS to compile, but KDEBASE failed miserably, and
Bibletime still failed on ./configure.  Maybe I need to set environment
args or something.  I did a make install on KDELIBS and it looked like
it went into /usr/lib/*, and my KDEDIR is set to /usr.  I don't know. 
I'll keep trying if someone can help get me up and running, but I've
been getting frustrated.  Any chance someone could just produce a simple
test program that shows the error?

		-Troy.



Joachim Ansorg wrote:
> 
> Hi Troy!
> 
> > Joachim,
> >       Tried a lookup with
> >
> > test/parsekey Ps de
> >
> > It returns:
> >
> > Psalmen 1:1 - Psalmen 150:6
> >
> > Seems like it works correctly.
> 
> Yes. Looks like a bad problem of BibleTime 0.2x. It worked in earlier days.
> We use casts like this:
> 
> Versekey *key = new VerseKey();
> *key = "Psalms 1:1";
> QString keystr = (const char*)*key;
> 
> Maybe this is the problem?
> 
> If I disable the locale support in BibleTime 0.2x it works! Using a locale it
> can't resolve all abbrevs (not even the english standard ones).
> 
> --Joachim
> 
> >
> > Alright.... How do I compile Bibletime CVS?  What do I need on my box?
> >
> > :)
> 
> You need a KDE2 prerelease (at least kdelibs) (I use CVSUP) and a Qt
> 2.2.0beta (I use the CVSUP module qt-copy). Have a look at www.kde.org how to
> get the KDE sources using CVSUP. It's the best the get all the sources using
> CVS or CVSUP, you know why ;-)
> But you can also use RPM packages or whatever.
> 
> After installing KDE2 get the sources of BibleTime 1.0CVS and compile them
> the traditional way (./configure ; make; make install).
> 
> I hope you like our new features we added afdter 0.2x! A huge difference ;-)
> 
> Good luck!
> 
> --Joachim
> 
> >       -Troy.