Greg Fortune wrote:

> First, there's a PyQT (actually called PyKDE) list for discussing these
> problems and you might get a more insightful answer there.
>
> Second, I've had problems exactly like that on machines when I tried to
> use
> the version of qt supplied with the distro. I'm not sure if I didn't get
> all the development headers installed, etc, but I've never had a problem
> when I compiled a new version of qt on the machine and then
> compiled/linked
> all the PyQt stuff against that new version. Just make sure you point all
> the PyQt related compilations at the new version of qt.
>
> Obviously, there's a lot of time/work involved in the solution above and
> the PyQt mailing list might have a better answer, but this should be a
> pretty failsafe solution...
>
> Greg Fortune
> Fortune Solutions
>

Well, that's what I did in the end. I compiled Qt 3.1.2 from sources and now
it works perfectly. Thanks!


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