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Hi,
a Qt book told me that there is an assistant for the documentation, I just should call "assistant" from the command line. This doens't work, I've searched my whole hard drive and couldn't find any command "assistant". I've searched my installed packages, I believe that the assistant should be included in "qt3-devel-tools". This package is installed. Any idea how to call the assistant? (Suse Linux 10.0, KDE 3.5, in case it matters).
Thanks.
Jochen
Alt+F2 -> /usr/lib/qt3/bin/assistant
Better add /usr/lib/qt3/bin in your PATH
Hi,
that is missing on my box... (I've double checked on another computer with Suse 9.3, that's fine). Strange why it is missing on Suse 10.0.
Anyone an idea which package might be missing? Or anyone running Suse 10.0 who can confirm the problem or knows the solution?
Regads,
Jochen
Sorry I'm using custom built Qt 3.3.5 on Suse 9.1
I can only suggest to open Yast and search for the Qt packages
The name may differ (it might be for example assistant-qt3). Try "locate assistant". If you have it installed it'll give you a path to it. If not, it means you don't have it and need to install an appropriate package.Quote:
Originally Posted by jochen_r
On my SuSE 10.0 system I installed Qt 3 through YaST (assistant is provided by qt3-devel-tools) and the assistant is located at /usr/lib/qt3/bin/assistant for me.
Can you give us a list of files in your $QTDIR/bin, e.g. enter
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in a command prompt and post the output here.
designer
findtr
linguist
lrelease
lupdate
mergetr
moc
msg2qm
qconfig
qmts
qmake
qt20fix
qtconfig
qtrenamel40
As I know SuSE is RPM-based distro.
So
should give you name of PRM package with Qt developer's tools (in my case it is qt-devel-3.3.5-11.0.fc3.kde)Code:
Next step:
If your file was somehow lost you'll get a message.Code:
Alternate way is use
for list all files from package.Code: