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KProcess

by D. Michael McIntyre :: Rate this Message:

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I'm investigating KProcess.  It has changed enough to have to have a
K3Process, so too QProcess has Q3Process.  I figure we will use the Q
version, and I'm testing a simple s/KProcess/QProcess/g swap, but it looks
like this will probably require more work, which might or might not be
scriptable.  I figure I'll see how far the basic swap goes, and see what else
I can do from there.
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Re: KProcess

by D. Michael McIntyre :: Rate this Message:

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On Friday 18 July 2008, D. Michael McIntyre wrote:

> I figure I'll see how far the basic swap goes, and see what
> else I can do from there.

Somewhere, but not far.  The swap seems to work OK, and I get compiler errors
about missing methods rather than other things, but the missing methods are a
problem.

No more isRunning(), NotifyOnExit, NoCommunication, normalExit, and so on.  
Looks like there is no way to do a simple mechanized swap, and these will
have to be dealt with by rewriting one case with the new QProcess, and then
applying the lessons learned to the other cases by hand.  Perhaps some future
automation might reveal itself then, but at this stage of the game, it's time
to move on to the next readily mechanized conversion, and leave this
dangling.
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