> Hello, all.  I've recently upgraded from TDE 3.5.12 to 3.5.13.1 on
> Debian Squeeze but I do not know if this problem was introduced with
> that upgrade.
>
> I am working on a regular Qt3 application (yes, I know I need to upgrade
> it) inside of KDevelop and created a new Qt3 Dialog by right clicking in
> the Automake Manager and creating a new file.  I then tried to open it
> in Qt Designer and it refused to open.  Here is the .ui file it
> initially created:
>
> <!DOCTYPE UI><UI version="3.1" stdsetdef="1">
> <class>Form1</class>
> <widget class=TQDIALOG_OBJECT_NAME_STRING>
>     <property name="name">
>         <cstring>Form1</cstring>
>     </property>
>     <property name="geometry">
>         <rect>
>             <x>0</x>
>             <y>0</y>
>             <width>600</width>
>             <height>480</height>
>         </rect>
>     </property>
>     <property name="caption">
>         <string>Form1</string>
>     </property>
> </widget>
> <layoutdefaults spacing="6" margin="11"/>
> </UI>
>
> I then manually edited using another QDialog as a template so that it
> reads:
>
> <!DOCTYPE UI><UI version="3.3" stdsetdef="1">
> <class>RadioButtonVariableDlg</class>
> <widget class="QDialog">
>     <property name="name">
>         <cstring>RadioButtonVariableDlg</cstring>
>     </property>
>     <property name="geometry">
>         <rect>
>             <x>0</x>
>             <y>0</y>
>             <width>600</width>
>             <height>480</height>
>         </rect>
>     </property>
>     <property name="caption">
>         <string>SPM - Choice Dialog</string>
>     </property>
> </widget>
> <layoutdefaults spacing="6" margin="11"/>
> </UI>
>
> and that opens.  It was not just a matter of changing <widget
> class=TQDIALOG_OBJECT_NAME_STRING> to <widget class=QDialog> as I tried
> that.  It appears that the magic change is changing <widget
> class=TQDIALOG_OBJECT_NAME_STRING> to <widget class="QDialog"> (N.B. the
> quotation marks around QDialog).  Thanks - John
>

This might be a KDevelop bug; TQDIALOG_OBJECT_NAME_STRING was not replaced
at compile-time as it probably should have been.  However, this brings up
an interesting point; a native Qt3 application will not be compatible with
TQt3, which TDE will use as of R14.0, without replacement of the various
Q* objects with TQ* objects.

Tim