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Hi,

Not sure this is the correct forum, I started out with the desktop edition and then removed all the desktop parts. So I am now pretty much running the server edition but when I try to run...

Make sure you have installed all the dev packages.

I doubt it would pass. There is no way of guaranteeing the order in which tests are runs. So I would move any initialisation of wtf to a setUp() method, this will be called before each test is...

You can do a

sudo apt-get libqt4-dev

Not much help just now as it is only in Jaunty and still not stable but KDevelop4 has PHP support.

There is also a couple of PHP plugins for Eclipse, and a Eclipse spin off whose name escapes me...

Don't know if it helps by you can add a terminal view.

George

I had a play with it, and it's pretty good. I still prefer Kdevelop4. Which is getting better all the time.

That's strange because I did read some docs that said it was included in the Open Source edition.

I guess not.

Thanks
George

Hi,
I am not sure if I should put this in the Jaunty forum or here. I am trying to use QtService but it doesn't appear to exist in Jaunty, not sure if it is in 8.10 either.

I have looked...

If you are using g++ (which you will be) you can miss out

chmod u+x executable

You can pass various flags to the compiler. I recommend you have a look at this link. ...

Thanks for the replies, I guess the best way is to initialise it in the constructor

George

Hi, I wondered is it possible to initialise an class member which is a pointer to an object in the member initialisation list.

class A {

public:
....
private:
SomeObject* obj...

Which is what I meant

Simply put it boils down to is-a or has-a. From you example Car is a type of Vechile, Sedan is a type of Car. Red has a relationship with the car.

George

I am trying to write some things against zlib, however even though I have installed zlib1g-dev I am not getting an entry in pkg-config.

I know there is a fairly easy work round of specifying the...

Actually never mind I was being silly.

George

I have been told it is bad to pass in a pointer as a method argument and you should try to do it by reference instead, but I am a bit confused as to how.

If I define an Object Foo with a...

Not sure if it is in there by default you might need to install build-essential.

pkg-config is your friend.

If you run "pkg-config --cflags glib-2.0" from the command line you will see a list of includes.

When you compile you can do

gcc xxxxx.c -o xxxxx `pkg-config...

I don't think Gimp is a good starting point to learn this, I would pick a smaller project to start looking at.

As for IDE's I like Anjuta but it's custom Makefile support is poor, I think...

I am having weird permission problems mounting a samba share during boot/login.

I am using the dispatcher scripts in NM to mount these with the following command

smbmount...

How are you including the headers are you using pkg-config?

George

You have just compiled it, you didn't run it. You haven't specified a output file using -o flag. Look in the directory for an a.out and run that.

George

You can specify a classpath at compile time as well as through an environmental setting. The separator in Linux is a :

So from your windows example it would be

export CLASSPATH=.:..:../..
...

Hi,
I have the same version compiled and didn't have any problems.

Can you post your configure options?

George