Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| That's all I remember for now. Feel free to pick up something in this
| list ;-)
I was wondering about the QT3_SUPPORT macro, what does it mean?
When defined, some of the Qt4 classes contain Qt3 compatibility member
methods that help with the porting.
that
combablity stuff is in there? If should that be cleaned out as well?
Yes I forgot to add that to the list, thanks for recalling me. Up until
now the preferred method is to #undef the macro at the top of the cpp
file. When we are sure that there is no more need for that Qt3
compatibility layer, we can remove the macro. I would prefer the other
way around though... That is remove the macro from the compilation flags
and #define it where needed.
Abdel.
