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Re: [Php-qt-users] compiling php for command line/gui usage

[Ferenc V. <li...@ne...>]

RESOLVED:

I copied the php.ini-dist to /usr/local/php511/lib/php.ini (That
"PREFIX/lib" dir is the default config location.)

Thanks,
Ferenc

Ferenc Veres wrote:
> Note, that I cannot find any php.ini in the /usr/local/php511 directories.

[Php-qt-users] compiling php for command line/gui usage

[Ferenc V. <li...@ne...>]

Hi All,

This is a bit off topic, but maybe someone can help:

I compiled php511 to /usr/local/php511.

If I compile without --disable-cgi, I get the /usr/local/php511/bin/php
printing content type and HTML formatted error messages. (<b>error in
line</b>: 232 and similar things)

If I compile with --disable-cgi, the built PHP looks OK to run php_qt
programs, it prints nothing more than I "echo" (no HTML formatting, no
HTTP content type), but I am unable to set "error_reporting" to E_ALL.

I tried this in my main.php code:

ini_set("error_reporting", "E_ALL");

Note, that I cannot find any php.ini in the /usr/local/php511 directories.

If I did "if($a == 1)" I got "Warning: uninitialized variable" with the
previous built (which printed HTML formatting). Now I don't get any
warning for $a there! :-(

Any ideas how to make no HTML version WITH full error reporting? :-)

Thanks in advance,
Ferenc

ps: Oh, I wanted to report build errors of the current revision, but I
just realized, that I did not run "phpize". I had runtime errors with
unresolved symbols on module load, so I went back to rev. 197, but I
forgot phpize! So I will try again tomorrow!

Re: [Php-qt-users] ./configure syntax error

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

piotr mali=C5=84ski wrote on Donnerstag, 19. Januar 2006 19:07:
> I've downloaded php-qt from svn today, I run phpize, then ./configure
> which dies do to syntax error:
>
> checking for Qt binaries... default path
> checking for php_qt... yes, shared
> ./configure: line 3307: syntax error near unexpected token
> `qt/classes/qcharref.
>                                                 cpp'
> ./configure: line 3307: `       qt/classes/qcharref.cpp \ '

I removed the blanks after the backslashes. Maybe that was it.

=2D-=20
Thomas

[Php-qt-users] ./configure syntax error

[<rik...@gm...>]

I've downloaded php-qt from svn today, I run phpize, then ./configure
which dies do to syntax error:

checking for Qt binaries... default path
checking for php_qt... yes, shared
./configure: line 3307: syntax error near unexpected token
`qt/classes/qcharref.                                                =20
                                                cpp'
./configure: line 3307: `       qt/classes/qcharref.cpp \ '

Re: [Php-qt-users] QGridLayout

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

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Re: [Php-qt-users] QLineEdit and utf-8 strings - unicode support

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

Thomas Moenicke wrote on Dienstag, 17. Januar 2006 10:58:
> Lets finish QString and test all functions there. All I have seen in php
> internals stores strings binary. Maybe, we have luck.

Ok, I improved the argument handlers, now I have no more segfaults, toUtf8() 
returns any cryptical signs ;)

-- 
Thomas

Re: [Php-qt-users] QGridLayout

[Ferenc V. <li...@ne...>]

Hi All,

I still don't get it. I tried to change tutorial 6 to add a different
widgets to the grid, please see the following modifications of
"LCDRange" original example class:


/* LCD and slider */

	class Test1 extends QWidget
	{
		public $lcd;
		public $slider;
		public $layout;
		
		function __construct()
    	{
    		parent::__construct();
			$this->lcd = new QLCDNumber(2,$this);
			$this->slider = new QSlider($this);

			$this->layout = new QVBoxLayout($this);
			$this->layout->addWidget($this->lcd);
			$this->layout->addWidget($this->slider);
			$this->setLayout($this->layout);
		}
	}


/* LCD only */
	
	class Test2 extends QWidget
	{
		public $lcd;
		public $layout;
		
		function __construct()
    	{
    		parent::__construct();
			$this->lcd = new QLCDNumber(2,$this);

			$this->layout = new QVBoxLayout($this);
			$this->layout->addWidget($this->lcd);
			$this->setLayout($this->layout);
		}
	}


/* Slider only */
	
	class Test3 extends QWidget
	{
		public $slider;
		public $layout;
		
		function __construct()
    	{
    		parent::__construct();
			$this->slider = new QSlider($this);

			$this->layout = new QVBoxLayout($this);
			$this->layout->addWidget($this->slider);
			$this->setLayout($this->layout);
		}
	}

Test 1 OK: contains both slider and LCD and can be added to the grid.
Test 2 CORE: contains the LCD only, adding it to the grid drops core.
Test 3 OK: contains the slider only, can be added to the grid.

$this->grid->addWidget(new Test3(), $row, $column, 0);

Anyway, will it be possible to add single widgets, like in the example
below? (Which will have no additional layout, just the widget itself.)

To test QGridLayout I tried to change my little test program to use it,
by adding Button or QLineEdit. Seems it works only with the Tutorial 6
class at the moment. ;-)

Many thanks,
Ferenc

Ferenc Veres wrote:
> Why tutoruial 6 stops working if I change the grid's internal control to
> QLineEdit like this:
> 
> $this->grid->addWidget(new QLineEdit("na", $this), $row, $column, 0);
> 
> If "$this" is the problem, what do you advice to solve it?
> 
> (I have similar problem with my program what I try to convert to use
> QGridLayout, but that actually displays all controls in the top left
> corner, no segfault.)
> 
> Thanks,
> Ferenc
> _______________________________________________

Re: [Php-qt-users] QLineEdit and utf-8 strings - unicode support

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

=46erenc Veres wrote on Dienstag, 17. Januar 2006 02:12:
> Then what is the input encoding? If UTF-8 input just works? Ok, I try
> with ISO-8859-1.
>
> $QString =3D new QString("hell=C3=B3");
>
> written in Latin1 prints broken characters to the output. So is the
> input encoding UTF-8 for "char*"? I just don't get it. Ok, so UTF-8 is
> the default input encoding for "char*". Is that right?

Trolls wrote:
"Constructs a string initialized with the ASCII string str."
And next
"str is converted to Unicode using fromAscii()."

> My test is proves of nothing. See:
>
> I input Latin1 chars and output to UTF-8 terminal. I got broken
> characters. So this may still mean, that "string travels as binary
> entity", or that "wrong input returns wrong output". While entering
> UTF-8 text looked fine, that proves either "string travels as binary
> entity" or "correct input printed correct output".
>
> The only proof is when these letters are correctly displayed on the GUI!
> (As far as I see now.)

Lets finish QString and test all functions there. All I have seen in php=20
internals stores strings binary. Maybe, we have luck.

> Yes, I am glad to see that Qt has so advanced features for handling
> encodings. Note, that "toAscii()" will probably lose some characters,
> e.g. in Japanese it will lose most of them. :-) I hope that won't be a
> requirement.

We will see. There are
toAscii()
toLatin1
toUtf8
=2E..
One of these I can use for the magically __toString() method.

=2D-=20
Thomas

[Php-qt-users] QGridLayout

[Ferenc V. <li...@ne...>]

Oh, seems the berlios list is still up and running! I forward to sf,
just in case! :-) Sorry for sending twice to some readers!

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [Php-qt-users] QGridLayout
Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 01:45:31 +0100
From: Ferenc Veres <li...@ne...>
To: php...@li...

Hi,

And last a little QGridLayout question.

Why tutoruial 6 stops working if I change the grid's internal control to
QLineEdit like this:

$this->grid->addWidget(new QLineEdit("na", $this), $row, $column, 0);

If "$this" is the problem, what do you advice to solve it?

(I have similar problem with my program what I try to convert to use
QGridLayout, but that actually displays all controls in the top left
corner, no segfault.)

Thanks,
Ferenc
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Re: [Php-qt-users] QLineEdit and utf-8 strings - unicode support

[Ferenc V. <li...@ne...>]

Hi,

Thomas Moenicke wrote:
>=20
>>QString ( const char * str )   <- looks to be this one now
>=20
> Exactly. And=20
> QString ( QChar ch )
> works too. But remember that a char is a number,"a" is a string instead=
. So=20
> you have to use use
> $mystring =3D new QString(65);

I tried that with 337, but that also returned a normal ASCII char. :-)

337 -> Q
338 -> R
0x337 -> 7

So these are not unicode code points. Mabye just mod-128 ASCII values.

Actually:

QChar ()
QChar ( char ch )   <-- this is implemented seeing the tests.
QChar ( uchar ch )
QChar ( QLatin1Char ch )
QChar ( uchar cell, uchar row )
QChar ( ushort code )
QChar ( short code )
QChar ( uint code )
QChar ( int code )
QChar ( SpecialCharacter ch )

Half of those works with ASCII code, other half unicode code points. :-)

> Normally it is possible to provide all constructors, but the others are=
 still=20
> broken in the current version. Next time I will fire up an improved kal=
yptus=20
> script again to solve it.

That's great!

>>So it looks like the string is just travelling in binary format. (?)
>=20
>=20
> The string is stored in the QString object. The zend engine passes it f=
rom=20
> your code to the object. In your tests you have proven that it works.

Then what is the input encoding? If UTF-8 input just works? Ok, I try
with ISO-8859-1.

$QString =3D new QString("hell=C3=B3");

written in Latin1 prints broken characters to the output. So is the
input encoding UTF-8 for "char*"? I just don't get it. Ok, so UTF-8 is
the default input encoding for "char*". Is that right?

My test is proves of nothing. See:

I input Latin1 chars and output to UTF-8 terminal. I got broken
characters. So this may still mean, that "string travels as binary
entity", or that "wrong input returns wrong output". While entering
UTF-8 text looked fine, that proves either "string travels as binary
entity" or "correct input printed correct output".

The only proof is when these letters are correctly displayed on the GUI!
(As far as I see now.)

>>$text =3D QString::fromUtf8($my_database_fetched_variable); // static m=
.
>>$myLineEdit->setText($text);   // (Passing QString there drops core.)
>=20
>=20
> The fromUtf8 function does not work for me, I got segfaults.

Yes, sorry, that was only a quetion if that would be the right method or
not. I mean later.

> What is with this piece of code:
> $text =3D new QString($my_database_fetched_variable);
> $myLineEdit->setText($text);

Segfault. :-/

> Note, what we are doing is experimental and the php guys are working on=
 the=20
> same problems with other tools. I read some of Andrei's implementations=
 in=20
> php6 and they implemented a function which copies unicode strings to no=
rmal=20
> php strings. For php_qt this should be done by Qt's QString::toAscii(),=
 I=20
> passed the resulting bytearray to a string directly.

Yes, I am glad to see that Qt has so advanced features for handling
encodings. Note, that "toAscii()" will probably lose some characters,
e.g. in Japanese it will lose most of them. :-) I hope that won't be a
requirement.

Ferenc

Re: [Php-qt-users] QLineEdit and utf-8 strings - unicode support

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

=46erenc Veres wrote on Dienstag, 17. Januar 2006 00:29:
> While seeing your examples, I cannot see how it will work with
> non-English strings. E.g. since PHP can implement only one of the 8
> constructors, which one will it be? Or will use use "is_a()" to
> implement more? Sounds very difficult.

> QString ( const char * str )   <- looks to be this one now


Exactly. And=20
QString ( QChar ch )
works too. But remember that a char is a number,"a" is a string instead. So=
=20
you have to use use
$mystring =3D new QString(65);

Normally it is possible to provide all constructors, but the others are sti=
ll=20
broken in the current version. Next time I will fire up an improved kalyptu=
s=20
script again to solve it.

> Seeing from the "test/unicode.php":
>
> $QString =3D new QString("hello");
>
> I really don't know. If I upload the object with "h=C3=A1llo" instead, it
> still prints the string back, I use KWrite in "UTF-8" mode for the test.

it should print "h=C3=A1llo" to console.

> Even the non-latin 1 "=C5=91" character works right! And both "toUtf8" and
> simple "echo" prints the characters right. (I use a Konsole configured
> for UTF-8.) (I tested with strings from the database too, same result.)

=46ine.

> So it looks like the string is just travelling in binary format. (?)

The string is stored in the QString object. The zend engine passes it from=
=20
your code to the object. In your tests you have proven that it works.

> There is no such thing as "plain text"! :-) Do you remember my old
> screenshot with broken utf-8 text: http://www.wpsnet.hu/~lion/gui.png ?
> I think that could be fixed only with QString, something like:
>
> $text =3D QString::fromUtf8($my_database_fetched_variable); // static m.
> $myLineEdit->setText($text);   // (Passing QString there drops core.)

The fromUtf8 function does not work for me, I got segfaults.

What is with this piece of code:
$text =3D new QString($my_database_fetched_variable);
$myLineEdit->setText($text);

Note, what we are doing is experimental and the php guys are working on the=
=20
same problems with other tools. I read some of Andrei's implementations in=
=20
php6 and they implemented a function which copies unicode strings to normal=
=20
php strings. For php_qt this should be done by Qt's QString::toAscii(), I=20
passed the resulting bytearray to a string directly.

=2D-=20
Thomas

[Php-qt-users] QLabel question

[Ferenc V. <li...@ne...>]

Hi,

Please see:

public $lblOriginal;

...

$this->lblOriginal = new QLabel($this);
$this->lblOriginal->setText(new QString("Hello"));

Displays:

Fatal error: PHP_QT: setText(): hash not found.

(Same if I create the QString in a $txt first.)

Thanks,
Ferenc

ps: I hope it's not a typo in my test...

Re: [Php-qt-users] QLineEdit and utf-8 strings - unicode support

[Ferenc V. <li...@ne...>]

Hi!

>> Does not work:
>> $this->txtGuessPercents[$i]->$text =3D $tr["percent"]."%";
>>
>> Error message: "Cannot access empty property". According to the Qt

Well, actually that should be ->text, which dumps core, instead that
error message. :-)

> This is not possible. PHP-properties are provided as you can see in

Ok, I did not even remember that C++ can do actions when setting a
property! (Been too long time ago.)

PHP could do that only via __set(), but maybe that would be too much
overload. (Both to php_qt developers and CPU. :-) ) Reasonable. The only
problem I could see, is that sometimes setting the property and using
the access method has different effects on various checks and signals in
Qt4. I don't know if that will cause problems, of course PHP programmers
must take extra care of these changes, that's all. I am not sure about
that, just browsing QLineEdit docs and thinking...

> I improved the QString class and toUtf8() works fine. But I get too muc=
h=20
> segfaults with other functions so I have to spend more time to it.
> You can put any QString class object to php's echo or print methods, pl=
ease=20
> consider test/qstring.php and test/unicode.php.

Thanks you! :-)

First a little note:

$txt =3D new QString("");
$txt->toUtf8();

segfaults.

While seeing your examples, I cannot see how it will work with
non-English strings. E.g. since PHP can implement only one of the 8
constructors, which one will it be? Or will use use "is_a()" to
implement more? Sounds very difficult.

QString ()
QString ( const QChar * unicode, int size )
QString ( QChar ch )
QString ( int size, QChar ch )
QString ( const QLatin1String & str )
QString ( const QString & other )
QString ( const char * str )   <- looks to be this one now
QString ( const QByteArray & ba )

Seeing from the "test/unicode.php":

$QString =3D new QString("hello");

I really don't know. If I upload the object with "h=C3=A1llo" instead, it
still prints the string back, I use KWrite in "UTF-8" mode for the test.

Even the non-latin 1 "=C5=91" character works right! And both "toUtf8" an=
d
simple "echo" prints the characters right. (I use a Konsole configured
for UTF-8.) (I tested with strings from the database too, same result.)

So it looks like the string is just travelling in binary format. (?)

There is no such thing as "plain text"! :-) Do you remember my old
screenshot with broken utf-8 text: http://www.wpsnet.hu/~lion/gui.png ?
I think that could be fixed only with QString, something like:

$text =3D QString::fromUtf8($my_database_fetched_variable); // static m.
$myLineEdit->setText($text);   // (Passing QString there drops core.)


Ok, I stop testing CHARS for now, and leave you with your original
schedule, just please, take a note on charset support. ;-)

Thanks,
Ferenc

Re: [Php-qt-users] QLineEdit and utf-8 strings - unicode support

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

Ferenc Veres wrote on Montag, 16. Januar 2006 01:41:
> 2. QString character code conversions
>
> I think these routines are not ready yet, it would be great to have them
> as time allows. As you could saw on my tests, all localized strings were
> displayed broken.
>
> ::toUtf8
> ::fromUtf8
>
> and similar functions.

I improved the QString class and toUtf8() works fine. But I get too much 
segfaults with other functions so I have to spend more time to it.
You can put any QString class object to php's echo or print methods, please 
consider test/qstring.php and test/unicode.php.

-- 
Thomas

Re: [Php-qt-users] QLineEdit and utf-8 strings

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

Ferenc Veres wrote on Montag, 16. Januar 2006 01:41:
> Works:
> $this->txtGuessPercents[$i]->setText($tr["percent"]."%");
>
> Does not work:
> $this->txtGuessPercents[$i]->$text = $tr["percent"]."%";
>
> Error message: "Cannot access empty property". According to the Qt docs
> there is a .text property, but I don't understand the ZEND code in
> qlineedit.cpp to see what it can do. :-)

This is not possible. PHP-properties are provided as you can see in a few 
classes. You can readout it, but not write to it directly. It may be possible 
to store your values into the php object, but property is a passive element 
and cannot forward its value to the real C++ object. You have to use the 
setText() way to store the value instead.

> 2. QString character code conversions
>
> I think these routines are not ready yet, it would be great to have them
> as time allows. As you could saw on my tests, all localized strings were
> displayed broken.
>
> ::toUtf8
> ::fromUtf8
>
> and similar functions.
>
> I don't have any utf-16 strings, so all I can do with QString is dumping
> core files. :-)
>
> $txt = new QString("Hello");
> $this->txtGuessTranslations[$i]->setText($txt);
>
> Something like that? (Dumps core at the moment, in the second line.)
> That would probably require QString's static ::fromUtf8 or ::fromAscii
> methods, becase "Hello" written in source code is not Unicode.
>
> Anyway, I am not sure my code handles the UTF-8 strings right, I did
> nothing more than adding the encoding to the originating XML's header
> and creating MySQL tables with UTF-8 setting. I did nothing in PHP
> direcly. (I don't have such strings in the source code of course.)
>
> When I fill those UTF-8 strings to the QLineEdit, they display as "UTF-8
> binary".

I write it to the TODO list. It seems to be a little bit tricky, I hope we do 
not have to touch the zend engine ;-)

-- 
Thomas
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[Php-qt-users] QLineEdit and utf-8 strings

[Ferenc V. <li...@ne...>]

Hi all,

I've two small questions.

1. QLineEdit->$text (with plain ascii text first)

Works:
$this->txtGuessPercents[$i]->setText($tr["percent"]."%");

Does not work:
$this->txtGuessPercents[$i]->$text = $tr["percent"]."%";

Error message: "Cannot access empty property". According to the Qt docs
there is a .text property, but I don't understand the ZEND code in
qlineedit.cpp to see what it can do. :-)


2. QString character code conversions

I think these routines are not ready yet, it would be great to have them
as time allows. As you could saw on my tests, all localized strings were
displayed broken.

::toUtf8
::fromUtf8
and similar functions.

I don't have any utf-16 strings, so all I can do with QString is dumping
core files. :-)

$txt = new QString("Hello");
$this->txtGuessTranslations[$i]->setText($txt);

Something like that? (Dumps core at the moment, in the second line.)
That would probably require QString's static ::fromUtf8 or ::fromAscii
methods, becase "Hello" written in source code is not Unicode.

Anyway, I am not sure my code handles the UTF-8 strings right, I did
nothing more than adding the encoding to the originating XML's header
and creating MySQL tables with UTF-8 setting. I did nothing in PHP
direcly. (I don't have such strings in the source code of course.)

When I fill those UTF-8 strings to the QLineEdit, they display as "UTF-8
binary".

Thanks,
Ferenc
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Re: [Php-qt-users] 6th tutorial available

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

Ferenc Veres wrote on Montag, 16. Januar 2006 00:08:
> Yes, I have notes of my old build line, but I remembered that some
> things were changed, so I made a new one according to the README! :-D
>
> Thanks, the adjusted configure line worked and tutorial 6 runs well. I
> will check what's new. :-)

Ferenc, this are good news! I made tutorial 7 too, but it does not work 
correctly because it lacks custom widgets. But I work on it actually.

And the README before I forget it ;-)

-- 
Thomas

Re: [Php-qt-users] 6th tutorial available

[Ferenc V. <li...@ne...>]

Hi,

Thomas Moenicke wrote:
> zend_update_property_bool is implemented in Zend/zend_API.c and defined in 
> Zend/zend_API.h.
> 
> For you, it should be here: /usr/include/php/Zend/zend_API.h
> 
> Is it?

/usr/local/php511/include/php/Zend/  It is there, probably it was not
detected because I forgot the "--with-php-config" option!

> In december you have used this command:
> 
> ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/php511/
> --with-php-config=/usr/local/php511/bin/php-config
> --with-qtlib=/usr/lib/qt4 --with-php_qt=/usr/lib/qt4/include
> 
> Meanwhile I removed the --prefix argument because it is usual to use php's own 
> prefix specified at configuration and compilation of php.

Yes, I have notes of my old build line, but I remembered that some
things were changed, so I made a new one according to the README! :-D

Thanks, the adjusted configure line worked and tutorial 6 runs well. I
will check what's new. :-)

Ferenc

Re: [Php-qt-users] 6th tutorial available

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

=46erenc Veres wrote on Sonntag, 15. Januar 2006 14:18:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I must do the following command line to start it compiling:
>
> /usr/local/php511/bin/phpize

Right.

> ./configure  --enable-php_qt --prefix=3D/usr/local/php511/
> --with-qtlib=3D/usr/lib/qt4/lib --with-php_qt=3D/usr/lib/qt4/include
> make clean
> make

Ok, I should update the README file. We figured that out a few weeks before.

> (I hope that --with-php_qt=3D/usr/lib/qt4/include is what you wanted,
> because that's the only combination which creates the INCLUDES variable
> right. Hopefully QT4 and PHP5.1.x will became standard installation soon
> so we don't need any path tricks. :-) )

Yeah! We can dream :-)

> Compiling fails with the error attached below, but probably I checked
> out some unfinished changes.
=2E..
>  g++ -I. -I/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt -DPHP_ATOM_INC
> -I/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/include
> -I/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/main
> -I/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt -I/usr/include/php
> -I/usr/include/php/main -I/usr/include/php/TSRM -I/usr/include/php/Zend
> -I/usr/lib/qt4/include/include -I/usr/lib/qt4/include/QtGui
> -I/usr/lib/qt4/include/QtCore -I/usr/lib/qt4/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -c
> /home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on
>.cpp -fPIC -DPIC -o qt/abstract_widgets/.libs/qabstractbutton.o
> /home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on
>.cpp: In function =E2=80=98void zif_QAbstractButton_setAutoExclusive(int, =
zval*,
> zval*, int)=E2=80=99:
> /home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on
>.cpp:40: error: =E2=80=98zend_update_property_bool=E2=80=99 was not declar=
ed in this scope
> /home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on
>.cpp: In function =E2=80=98void zif_QAbstractButton_setAutoRepeat(int, zva=
l*, zval*,
> int)=E2=80=99:
> /home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on
>.cpp:41: error: =E2=80=98zend_update_property_bool=E2=80=99 was not declar=
ed in this scope
> /home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on
>.cpp: In function =E2=80=98void zif_QAbstractButton_setCheckable(int, zval=
*, zval*,
> int)=E2=80=99:
> /home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on
>.cpp:42: error: =E2=80=98zend_update_property_bool=E2=80=99 was not declar=
ed in this scope
> /home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on
>.cpp: In function =E2=80=98void zif_QAbstractButton_setDown(int, zval*, zv=
al*,
> int)=E2=80=99:
> /home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on
>.cpp:43: error: =E2=80=98zend_update_property_bool=E2=80=99 was not declar=
ed in this scope
> make: *** [qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutton.lo] Error 1
>

zend_update_property_bool is implemented in Zend/zend_API.c and defined in=
=20
Zend/zend_API.h.

=46or you, it should be here: /usr/include/php/Zend/zend_API.h

Is it?

In december you have used this command:

=2E/configure --prefix=3D/usr/local/php511/
=2D-with-php-config=3D/usr/local/php511/bin/php-config
=2D-with-qtlib=3D/usr/lib/qt4 --with-php_qt=3D/usr/lib/qt4/include

Meanwhile I removed the --prefix argument because it is usual to use php's =
own=20
prefix specified at configuration and compilation of php.

=2D-=20
Thomas

Re: [Php-qt-users] 6th tutorial available

[Ferenc V. <li...@ne...>]

Hi everyone,

I must do the following command line to start it compiling:

/usr/local/php511/bin/phpize
./configure  --enable-php_qt --prefix=3D/usr/local/php511/
--with-qtlib=3D/usr/lib/qt4/lib --with-php_qt=3D/usr/lib/qt4/include
make clean
make

(I hope that --with-php_qt=3D/usr/lib/qt4/include is what you wanted,
because that's the only combination which creates the INCLUDES variable
right. Hopefully QT4 and PHP5.1.x will became standard installation soon
so we don't need any path tricks. :-) )

Compiling fails with the error attached below, but probably I checked
out some unfinished changes.

Ferenc


 g++ -I. -I/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt -DPHP_ATOM_INC
-I/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/include
-I/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/main
-I/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt -I/usr/include/php
-I/usr/include/php/main -I/usr/include/php/TSRM -I/usr/include/php/Zend
-I/usr/lib/qt4/include/include -I/usr/lib/qt4/include/QtGui
-I/usr/lib/qt4/include/QtCore -I/usr/lib/qt4/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -c
/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on.cpp
 -fPIC -DPIC -o qt/abstract_widgets/.libs/qabstractbutton.o
/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on.cpp:
In function =E2=80=98void zif_QAbstractButton_setAutoExclusive(int, zval*=
,
zval*, int)=E2=80=99:
/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on.cpp:40:
error: =E2=80=98zend_update_property_bool=E2=80=99 was not declared in th=
is scope
/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on.cpp:
In function =E2=80=98void zif_QAbstractButton_setAutoRepeat(int, zval*, z=
val*,
int)=E2=80=99:
/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on.cpp:41:
error: =E2=80=98zend_update_property_bool=E2=80=99 was not declared in th=
is scope
/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on.cpp:
In function =E2=80=98void zif_QAbstractButton_setCheckable(int, zval*, zv=
al*, int)=E2=80=99:
/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on.cpp:42:
error: =E2=80=98zend_update_property_bool=E2=80=99 was not declared in th=
is scope
/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on.cpp:
In function =E2=80=98void zif_QAbstractButton_setDown(int, zval*, zval*, =
int)=E2=80=99:
/home/lion/install/php-5.1.1/ext/php_qt/qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutt=
on.cpp:43:
error: =E2=80=98zend_update_property_bool=E2=80=99 was not declared in th=
is scope
make: *** [qt/abstract_widgets/qabstractbutton.lo] Error 1

[Php-qt-users] 6th tutorial available

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

Hi,

I added the 6th tutorial to the svn repository. A lot of new classes were 
added, they are most complete. You can help testing if you want.

qactionevent.cpp       
qdatetime.cpp           
qfocusevent.cpp     
qinputevent.cpp        
qobjectdata.cpp      
qstatustipevent.cpp         
qwidgetdata.cpp
qchar.cpp              
qdragenterevent.cpp     
qfont.cpp           
qinputmethodevent.cpp  
qobjectuserdata.cpp  
qtabletevent.cpp            
qwidgetitem.cpp
qcharref.cpp           
qdragleaveevent.cpp     
qgridlayout.cpp    
qkeyevent.cpp          
qpainter.cpp         
qtime.cpp                   
qwindowstatechangeevent.cpp
qclipboardevent.cpp    
qdragmoveevent.cpp      
qhelpevent.cpp      
qlabel.cpp             
qpaintevent.cpp      
qtimer.cpp
qcloseevent.cpp        
qdragresponseevent.cpp  
qhideevent.cpp      
qlatin1char.cpp        
qresizeevent.cpp     
qtoolbarchangeevent.cpp
qcontextmenuevent.cpp  
qdropevent.cpp          
qhoverevent.cpp     
qmouseevent.cpp        
qshortcutevent.cpp   
qwhatsthisclickedevent.cpp
qdate.cpp              
qfileopenevent.cpp      
qicondragevent.cpp  
qmoveevent.cpp         
qshowevent.cpp       
qwheelevent.cpp


-- 
Thomas

[Php-qt-users] Re: php-qt fails to compile

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

Hi Piotr,

you wrote:
> .../trunk/qt/abstract_widgets/qwidget.cpp: In function `void
> zif_QWidget_setAccessibleDescription(int, zval*, zval**, zval*, int)':
> .../trunk/qt/abstract_widgets/qwidget.cpp:164: error: 'class QWidget'
> has no member named 'setAccessibleDescription'
> .../trunk/qt/abstract_widgets/qwidget.cpp: In function `void
> zif_QWidget_setAccessibleName(int, zval*, zval**, zval*, int)':
> .../trunk/qt/abstract_widgets/qwidget.cpp:176: error: 'class QWidget'
> has no member named 'setAccessibleName'

in src/gui/kernel/qwidget.h, line 174:

#ifndef QT_NO_ACCESSIBILITY
    Q_PROPERTY(QString accessibleName READ accessibleName WRITE 
setAccessibleName)
    Q_PROPERTY(QString accessibleDescription READ accessibleDescription WRITE 
setAccessibleDescription)

it seems that you haven't set the QT_NO_ACCESSIBILITY flag.

-- 
Thomas

[Php-qt-users] --with-prefix configure argument

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

I removed the --with-prefix parameter. It is equivalent with php's --prefix 
parameter which should works in the same way. 
I hope there are no problems.

-- 
Thomas

Re: [Php-qt-users] php-qt fails to compile

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

piotr mali=F1ski wrote on Freitag, 6. Januar 2006 08:44:
> I have php-5.1.1, QT 4.1.0 and todays /trunk from SVN and I still
> can't compile php-qt. I get an error:
> /home/plusiaczek/nowe/trunk/qt/abstract_widgets/qwidget.cpp:163:
> warning: casting `QString*' to `const QString&' does not dereference
> pointer

Please try this patch and tell me if it works.

=2D-=20
Thomas

Re: [Php-qt-users] php-qt fails to compile

[Thomas M. <tm...@ip...>]

piotr mali=F1ski wrote on Freitag, 6. Januar 2006 08:44:
> I have php-5.1.1, QT 4.1.0 and todays /trunk from SVN and I still
> can't compile php-qt. I get an error:
> /home/plusiaczek/nowe/trunk/qt/abstract_widgets/qwidget.cpp:163:
> warning: casting `QString*' to `const QString&' does not dereference
> pointer

Please try this patch and tell me if it works.

=2D-=20
Thomas