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Max

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Wednesday, July 14th 2004, 11:17am

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I don't know if here's the right place to ask but, since I use only Linux I whant full compatibillity with KDE and I don't know what am I doning wrong:

#include <kfiledialog.h>

KFileDialog* dia = new KFileDialog ("/", "*", this, "dia",false);

*** error***

undefined reference to `KFileDialog::KFileDialog[in-charge](QString const&, QString const&, QWidget*, char const*, bool)'

Some tips for full compatibillity with KDE are allso welcome :)

thank you

tuxipuxi

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Wednesday, July 14th 2004, 11:50am

You have to link the appropriate kde libs.
For KFileDialog, it's -lkio if I remember correctly.

Michael.

Max

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Wednesday, July 14th 2004, 12:11pm

how do I do this in kdevelop?

f_edemar

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Thursday, July 15th 2004, 12:21am

Go to the "Automake manager"-tab, right-click on your project name in the list, choose "Options". Then switch to the tab "Libraries", click on the "Add"-button and either type "-lkio" or "$(LIB_KIO)".

Max

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Thursday, July 15th 2004, 10:37am

It woks than you!

But when I use diferrent stuff, how do I know witch flags to use and how do I know their names?

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Thursday, July 15th 2004, 1:27pm

The library is usually named like the respective section in the API docs.

For example if a class is documented in kio, the lib is libkio, which means linker directive -lkio or variable $(LIB_KIO)

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le_costantino

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Tuesday, July 27th 2004, 5:10am

if just dont find the lib who belong to any class or function in the api, as anda_skoa explained, this are the most common link directives:


-lkdecore
-lkdeui

and more,.. just try if you cannot find them
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