From 8c9e5c21b7246ebab379d6d36120992c5e82501e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Timothy Pearson
Although libpythonize is used with (and installed with) PyKDE, it has no dependencies itself on -PyKDE/KDE, PyTQt/TQt or sip. It does retquire qmake from TrollTech (part of TQt) to build. +PyKDE/KDE, PyTQt/TQt or sip. It does require qmake from TrollTech (part of TQt) to build.
-Runs an arbitrary string in the interpreter (indentation retquired for mulit-line +Runs an arbitrary string in the interpreter (indentation required for mulit-line strings) and returns Python's result.
-Include the pythonize.h header file (retquires Python.h) and link to libpythonize.so - that's pretty much it. There are unit tests +Include the pythonize.h header file (requires Python.h) and link to libpythonize.so - that's pretty much it. There are unit tests in both C and C++ in the pythonize/tests/ subdirectory. An example of libpythonize usage is in pykpanelapplet.cpp in the PyKDE distribution (pykpanelapplet/ directory).
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ At present only the C++/C wrapper versions are available, and they're distributeThe build process for libpythonize uses TrollTech's qmake (available as part of TQt), but is simple enough to be included in most make files. See the pythonize.pro file for more information - most of the additional -libs retquired are retquired by libpython, and may vary by platform. +libs required are required by libpython, and may vary by platform.
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