Description: Klearcase is a set of tools to use clearcase(TM) from KDE
Kio_mvfs allow view navigation.
Kleartool contextual menu allow Clearcase operation from konqueror.Last changelog:
Better integration. A KDE application menu. Remounts VOBs and restarts views at startup. A fix for Clearcase 6.0. A fix for the big list of VOBs and views.
configure.ac does not check enough requirements such as kdelibs version that should be at least 3.4. Indeed, i figured out this issue while trying to build klearcase from a RHEL4 distribution providing kdelibs-3.3.1-3.10 and its best friend kdelibs-devel-3.3.1-3.10 by default. The result is a compile error while GCC tries to access : kio/forwardingslavebase.h that is provided only from kdelibs 3.4.
So, my advise is kdelibs version should be checked from ./configure step.
It might be beneficial to expand on the description of this application. I recognize the name "Clearcase," but at 1am in the morning, I can't really remember what it is, or is used for. :^) (I know, I know... Google. But no point in turning away potential users by not explaining the point of your KDE app!)
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Works well, but what it really needs some icon overlays to show checked-in/check-out status and maybe view privates? Good work though. Nick.
configure.ac does not check enough requirements such as kdelibs version that should be at least 3.4. Indeed, i figured out this issue while trying to build klearcase from a RHEL4 distribution providing kdelibs-3.3.1-3.10 and its best friend kdelibs-devel-3.3.1-3.10 by default. The result is a compile error while GCC tries to access : kio/forwardingslavebase.h that is provided only from kdelibs 3.4. So, my advise is kdelibs version should be checked from ./configure step.
Hi, KDevelop has a clearcase plugin. Why not improve that one ? The KDevelop team welcomes new members.
It might be beneficial to expand on the description of this application. I recognize the name "Clearcase," but at 1am in the morning, I can't really remember what it is, or is used for. :^) (I know, I know... Google. But no point in turning away potential users by not explaining the point of your KDE app!)