| QT+KDE classes already in Eclipse source code ? [message #15313] |
Fri, 18 February 2005 15:31 |
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No one answered to my post on swt newsgroup, so i'm asking about it here.
If there are licencing problems (CPL/EPL conflict with GPL), then
how is possible to have the kde* files, which uses Qt/KDE objects
in the org.eclipse.platform.source.linux.gtk.x86_3.1.0 plugin,
src/org.eclipse.swt.gtk_3.1.0/ws/gtk/swt-pisrc.zip archive (in
the Eclipse 3.1M4/GTK2 distribution) ?
Following objects from Qt or KDE are used here :
KApplication, KGlobal, QString, QValueListIterator, KSharedPtr,
KMimeListIterator, KMimeType, KService, QStringList, KRun,
KURL, QCString and i can continue (i finished this list when
i was at 49% of kde.cpp file).
Maybe i'm too naive, but if these classes can be used in the JNI interface,
then why cannot be there a full implementation ? What's the difference
from using one class from Qt or the whole toolkit ? Or these files are just
here and they are not used ? Or they doesn't force their licence to SWT ?
I think that from GPL's side it doesn't matter if one class or whole toolkit
is used.
Can someone explain it to me ? Maybe i' don't understand something :-)
Frantisek Augusztin
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