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Seigo: Qt 3.3.5 UIC bug fix

Aaron Seigo reports that a bug has been detected in Qt 3.3.5's uic (Qt Designer code to C++ converter):

many of those who have upgraded to qt 3.3.5 have noticed that uic no longer produces proper code all the time now that it listens to <includehint> in the .ui files. good news is that trolltech is aware of this and working on a fix. bad news is that they haven't released a patch yet since it was only recently reported.

Good news, however, is that Seigo has, and advises anyone who encounters the bug to try his patch rather than file bug reports. Read the full blog entry.

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I encountered the error a few days ago doing a clean kde 3.5 svn compile on qt 3.3.5, and "solved" (read: made it compile) them myself. I just want to make the small (good intended) suggestion, that next time when releasing a bugfix api-compatible release, to first try to compile kde on it. My apologies if you do already.

My sincere admiration and gratitude for Qt, it is really fantastic.

Bob

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