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 Michael Goettsche <mail@tuxipuxi.org>
 William Entriken <william.entriken@villanova.edu>
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 # Doxyfile 1.3.3-Gideon

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 sctest REQUIREMENTS
 ------------------------

 kde >= 3.2 is needed to run sctest

 To compile sctest, the kde development packages
 are needed: kdelibs-devel, kdebase-devel and python

 scons is also needed http://www.scons.org
 (this tool also used by Blender, ..)
 Make sure scons is at least v0.96.1, otherwise
 the compilation will fail. In case if you do not have
 it, a minimum distribution is provided (see SCONS below)

 -> One should only have to run :
 $ scons
 # scons install
 (do "scons install" as root - the menus may not
 show up if you skip this step)


 SCONS
 -----

 -> If scons is missing, use the one bundled with PROGRAMNAME :
 ./unpack_local_scons.sh
 python scons.py
 python scons.py install
 (run the last command as root)


 -> For your convenience, a quick makefile is created :
 ./unpack_local_scons.sh
 make
 make install


 USEFUL SCONS COMMANDS
 ---------------------

 build the targets   : scons
 install them        : scons install
 clean the project   : scons -c
 uninstall           : scons -c install
 build in parallel   : scons -j2

 CONFIGURATION NOTES
 -------------------

 The installation scripts are relying on the kde-config program.
 The programs kde-config, qmake, uic and moc must be accesssible
 through your PATH.

 Qt and kde may not be installed as expected (in QTDIR and KDEDIR)
 So until kde-config is able to give that information, you may
 have to give those paths.

 Here are some examples :
 On Fedora/Redhat
   scons configure kdeincludes=/usr/include/kde/
 On Debian
   scons configure qtincludes=/usr/include/qt/ kdeinclude=/usr/include/kde/
 To install in some particular location with additional include paths
   scons configure prefix=~/tmp extraincludes=/tmp/include:/usr/local/include

 For more options to tune the build look at the .py files available on 
 the top-level directory :
 generic.py, kde.py, ...

 The build system is based on bksys, a build system that replaces
 autoconf, automake and make in a row. Feel free to report your opinion
 about it to the authors.

 BUILDING RPMS OR DEBS WITH CHECKINSTALL
 ---------------------------------------

 With checkinstall 1.6, use
 $ scons
 # checkinstall --fstrans=no --nodoc scons install
 # scons uninstall

 ---------------------------------------
 enjoy KStreamRipper
 Michael Goettsche
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 all:
 	@/usr/bin/scons -Q

 # it is also possible to use
 # @/usr/bin/scons -Q -j4

 install:
 	@/usr/bin/scons -Q install

 clean:
 	@/usr/bin/scons -Q -c

 uninstall:
 	@/usr/bin/scons -Q -c install

 dist:
 	@/usr/bin/scons -Q dist

 distclean:
 	@/usr/bin/scons -Q distclean
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 see INSTALL
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 #! /usr/bin/env python
 ## The kde detection is located in kde.py (have a look!)
 ## Delete the comments following as you see it fit

 """
 scons files are python scripts, comments begin by a "#" symbol
 or are enclosed between sequences of triple quotes, so 
 this is a comment :)

 There is a lot of documentation and comments, but you can
 remove them when you convert your program
 """

 """
 ----------------------------------
 How to enjoy bksys full and plenty
 (and forget about the autohell ? :)
 -----------------------------------

 The program scons is usually launched as "scons"
 When it is not intalled globally, one can run
 "python scons.py" instead (ie : to use the local scons 
 that comes with bksys - try ./unpack_local_scons.sh)

 To compile the project, you will then only need to launch
 scons on the top-level directory, the scripts find and
 cache the proper environment automatically :
 -> scons
 (or python scons.py)

 To clean the project
 -> scons -c
 (or python scons.py -c)

 To install the project
 -> scons install
 (or python scons.py scons install)

 To uninstall the project
 -> scons -c install

 To compile while being in a subdirectory
 -> cd src; scons -u

 To (re)configure the project and give particular arguments, use ie :
 -> scons configure debug=1
 -> scons configure prefix=/tmp/ita debug=full extraincludes=/usr/local/include:/tmp/include prefix=/usr/local
 or -> python scons.py configure debug=1
 etc ..
 The variables are saved automatically after the first run
 (look at kde.cache.py, ..)

 Here is a quick list of options used (look at generic.py and kde.py) :
 prefix
 exec_prefix
 datadir
 libdir
 kdeincludes
 qtincludes
 kdelibs
 qtlibs
 extraincludes (a list of paths separated by ':')

 """

 ###########################################
 ## Common section, for loading the tools

 ## Load the builders in config
 env = Environment(TARGS=COMMAND_LINE_TARGETS, ARGS=ARGUMENTS, tools=['default', 'generic', 'kde'], toolpath=['./', './admin'])
 #env = Environment(TARGS=COMMAND_LINE_TARGETS, ARGS=ARGUMENTS, tools=['default', 'generic', 'kde', 'cg'], toolpath=['./'])
 #env = Environment(TARGS=COMMAND_LINE_TARGETS, ARGS=ARGUMENTS, tools=['default', 'generic', 'kde', 'sound'], toolpath=['./'])
 #env = Environment(TARGS=COMMAND_LINE_TARGETS, ARGS=ARGUMENTS, tools=['default', 'generic', 'kde', 'libxml'], toolpath=['./'])

 ## the configuration should be done by now, quit
 if 'configure' in COMMAND_LINE_TARGETS:
 	env.Exit(0)

 """
 Overview of the module system :

 Each module (kde.py, generic.py, sound.py..) tries to load a stored 
 configuration when run. If the stored configuration does not exist
 or if 'configure' is given on the command line (scons configure), 
 the module launches the verifications and detectioins and stores 
 the results. Modules also call exit when the detection fail.

 For example, kde.py stores its config into kde.cache.py

 This has several advantages for both developers and users :
  - Users do not have to run ./configure to compile
  - The build is insensitive to environment changes
  - The cache maintains the objects so the config can be changed often
  - Each module adds its own help via env.Help("message")
 """

 ## Use the variables available in the environment - unsafe, but moc, meinproc need it :-/
 import os
 env.AppendUnique( ENV = os.environ )

 ## The target make dist requires the python module shutil which is in 2.3
 env.EnsurePythonVersion(2, 3)

 ## Bksys requires scons 0.96
 env.EnsureSConsVersion(0, 96)

 """
 Explanation of the 'env = Environment...' line :
 * the command line arguments and targets are stored in env['TARGS'] and env['ARGS'] for use by the tools
 * the part 'tools=['default', 'generic ..' detect and load the necessary functions for doing the things
 * the part "toolpath=['./']" tells that the tools can be found in the current directory (generic.py, kde.py ..)
 """

 """
 To load more configuration modules one should only have to add the appropriate tool
 ie: to detect alsa and add the proper cflags, ldflags .. 
    a file alsa.py file will be needed, and one should then use :
    env = Environment(TARGS=COMMAND_LINE_TARGETS, ARGS=ARGUMENTS, tools=['default', 'generic', 'kde', 'alsa'], toolpath=['./'])

 You can also load environments that are targetted to different platforms
 ie: if os.sys.platform = "darwin":
 	env = Environment(...
    elsif os.sys.platform = "linux":
 	env = Environment(...

 """

 ## Setup the cache directory - this avoids recompiling the same files over and over again
 ## this is very handy when working with cvs
 env.CacheDir('cache')

 ## Avoid spreading .sconsign files everywhere - keep this line
 env.SConsignFile('scons_signatures')

 ## If you need more libs and they rely on pkg-config
 ## ie: add support for GTK (source: the scons wiki on www.scons.org)
 # env.ParseConfig('pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0')

 """
 This tell scons that there are no rcs or sccs files - this trick 
 can speed up things a bit when having lots of #include
 in the source code and for network file systems
 """
 env.SourceCode(".", None)

 dirs = [ '.', 'src', 'po', 'doc']

 for dir in dirs:
 	env.SourceCode(dir, None)

 ## If we had only one program (named kvigor) to build, 
 ## we could add before exporting the env (some kde 
 ## helpers in kde.py need it) :
 # env['APPNAME'] = 'kvigor'

 ## Use this define if you are using the kde translation scheme (.po files)
 env.Append( CPPFLAGS = ['-DQT_NO_TRANSLATION'] )

 ## Add this define if you want to use qthreads
 #env.Append( CPPFLAGS = ['-DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT', '-D_REENTRANT'] )

 ## To use kdDebug(intvalue)<<"some trace"<<endl; you need to define -DDEBUG - it is done
 ## in generic.py automatically when you do scons configure debug=1

 ## There are also many other defines :
 ### -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=500 -D_BSD_SOURCE -DQT_CLEAN_NAMESPACE -DQT_NO_ASCII_CAST -DQT_NO_STL -DQT_NO_COMPAT -DQT_NO_TRANSLATION
 # where are they documented ? if you know, mail tnagyemail-mail@yahoo@fr please

 ## Important : export the environment so that SConscript files can the 
 ## configuration and builders in it
 Export("env")


 ####################################################
 ## Process the SConscript files to build the targets
 ## the sconscript files are comparable to Makefile.am_s
 ## except that no makefile is generated here :)

 env.SConscript("src/SConscript")
 env.SConscript("doc/SConscript")
 env.SConscript("po/SConscript")

 ####################################################
 ## Quick helper to distribute the program

 """
 'scons dist' creates a tarball named bksys-version.tar.bz2 
 containing the source code - this is handy
 do not forget to remove the object files by scons -c
 """

 ### To make a tarball of your sctest
 if 'dist' in COMMAND_LINE_TARGETS:

        APPNAME = 'sctest'
        VERSION = os.popen("cat VERSION").read().rstrip()
        FOLDER  = APPNAME+'-'+VERSION
        ARCHIVE = FOLDER+'.tar.bz2'

        GREEN  ="\033[92m"
        NORMAL ="\033[0m"

        import shutil
        import glob

        ## check if the temporary directory already exists
        if os.path.isdir(FOLDER):
                shutil.rmtree(FOLDER)

        ## create a temporary directory
        startdir = os.getcwd()
        shutil.copytree(startdir, FOLDER)

        ## remove the unnecessary files
        os.popen("find "+FOLDER+" -name \"{arch}\" | xargs rm -rf")
        os.popen("find "+FOLDER+" -name \".arch-ids\" | xargs rm -rf")
        os.popen("find "+FOLDER+" -name \".arch-inventory\" | xargs rm -f")
        os.popen("find "+FOLDER+" -name \"sconsign*\" | xargs rm -f")
        os.popen("find "+FOLDER+" -name \"*cache*\" | xargs rm -rf")
        os.popen("find "+FOLDER+" -name \"kdiss*-data\" | xargs rm -rf")
        os.popen("find "+FOLDER+" -name \"*.pyc\" | xargs rm -f")
        os.popen("rm -f "+FOLDER+"/config.py*")

        ## make the tarball
        print GREEN+"Writing archive "+ARCHIVE+NORMAL
        os.popen("tar cjf "+ARCHIVE+" "+FOLDER)

        ## remove the temporary directory
        if os.path.isdir(FOLDER):
                shutil.rmtree(FOLDER)

        env.Default(None)
        env.Exit(0)

--- a/+ 7
+++ b/+ 7
@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
 --TODO--

 -implement stats widget
 -implement filtering( just ripping a special artist/song )
 -(receiving shoutcast list via web)

 
--- a/admin/generic.py
+++ b/admin/generic.py
@ -0,0 +1,161 @@
 ## Thomas Nagy, 2005

 """
 Detect and store the most common options
 * kdecxxflags  : debug=1 (-g) or debug=full (-g3, slower)
  else use the user CXXFLAGS if any, - or -O2 by default
 * prefix : the installation path
 * extraincludes : a list of paths separated by ':'
 ie: scons configure debug=full prefix=/usr/local extraincludes=/tmp/include:/usr/local
 """

 BOLD   ="\033[1m"
 RED    ="\033[91m"
 GREEN  ="\033[92m"
 YELLOW ="\033[1m" #"\033[93m" # unreadable on white backgrounds
 CYAN   ="\033[96m"
 NORMAL ="\033[0m"

 import os

 def exists(env):
 	return true

 def generate(env):
 	env.Help("""
 """+BOLD+
 """*** Generic options ***
 -----------------------"""+NORMAL+"""
 """+BOLD+"""* debug  """+NORMAL+""": debug=1 (-g) or debug=full (-g3, slower) else use environment CXXFLAGS, or -O2 by default
 """+BOLD+"""* prefix """+NORMAL+""": the installation path
 """+BOLD+"""* extraincludes """+NORMAL+""": a list of paths separated by ':'
 ie: """+BOLD+"""scons configure debug=full prefix=/usr/local extraincludes=/tmp/include:/usr/local
 """+NORMAL)

 	## Bksys requires scons 0.96
 	env.EnsureSConsVersion(0, 96)
 	
 	## Global cache directory
 	## Put all project files in it so a rm -rf cache will clean up the config
 	if not env.has_key('CACHEDIR'):
 		env['CACHEDIR'] = os.getcwd()+'/cache/'
 	if not os.path.isdir(env['CACHEDIR']):
 		os.mkdir(env['CACHEDIR'])
 	
 	## SCons cache directory
 	## this avoids recompiling the same files over and over again: very handy when working with cvs
 	env.CacheDir(os.getcwd()+'/cache/objects')

 	## Avoid spreading .sconsign files everywhere - keep this line
 	env.SConsignFile(env['CACHEDIR']+'/scons_signatures')
 	
 	# Special trick for installing rpms ...
 	env['DESTDIR']=''
 	if 'install' in env['TARGS'] and os.environ.has_key('DESTDIR'):
 		env['DESTDIR']=os.environ['DESTDIR']+'/'
 		print CYAN+'** Enabling DESTDIR for the project ** ' + NORMAL + env['DESTDIR']

 	# load the options
 	from SCons.Options import Options, PathOption
 	cachefile=env['CACHEDIR']+'generic.cache.py'
 	opts = Options(cachefile)
 	opts.AddOptions(
 		( 'KDECCFLAGS', 'C flags' ),
 		( 'KDECXXFLAGS', 'debug level for the project : full or just anything' ),
 		( 'KDELINKFLAGS', 'additional link flags' ),
 		( 'PREFIX', 'prefix for installation' ),
 		( 'EXTRAINCLUDES', 'extra include paths for the project' ),
 		( 'ISCONFIGURED', 'is the project configured' ),
 	)
 	opts.Update(env)
 	
 	# use this to avoid an error message 'how to make target configure ?'
 	env.Alias('configure', None)

 	import SCons.Util

 	# configure the environment if needed
 	if 'configure' in env['TARGS'] or not env.has_key('ISCONFIGURED'):
 		# be paranoid, unset existing variables
 		if env.has_key('KDECXXFLAGS'):
 			env.__delitem__('KDECXXFLAGS')
 		if env.has_key('KDECCFLAGS'):
 			env.__delitem__('KDECCFLAGS')
 		if env.has_key('KDELINKFLAGS'):
 			env.__delitem__('KDELINKFLAGS')
 		if env.has_key('PREFIX'):
 			env.__delitem__('PREFIX')
 		if env.has_key('EXTRAINCLUDES'):
 			env.__delitem__('EXTRAINCLUDES')
 		if env.has_key('ISCONFIGURED'):
 			env.__delitem__('ISCONFIGURED')

 		if env['ARGS'].get('debug', None):
 			debuglevel = env['ARGS'].get('debug', None)
 			print CYAN+'** Enabling debug for the project **' + NORMAL
 			if (debuglevel == "full"):
 				env['KDECXXFLAGS'] = ['-DDEBUG', '-g3']
 			else:
 				env['KDECXXFLAGS'] = ['-DDEBUG', '-g']
 		else:
 			if os.environ.has_key('CXXFLAGS'):
 				# user-defined flags (gentooers will be elighted)
 				env['KDECXXFLAGS'] = SCons.Util.CLVar( os.environ['CXXFLAGS'] )
 				env.Append( KDECXXFLAGS = ['-DNDEBUG', '-DNO_DEBUG'] )
 			else:
 				env.Append(KDECXXFLAGS = ['-O2', '-DNDEBUG', '-DNO_DEBUG'])

 		if os.environ.has_key('CFLAGS'):
 			env['KDECCFLAGS'] = SCons.Util.CLVar( os.environ['CFLAGS'] )

 		## FreeBSD settings (contributed by will at freebsd dot org)
 		if os.uname()[0] == "FreeBSD":
 		        if os.environ.has_key('PTHREAD_LIBS'):
 		                env.AppendUnique( KDELINKFLAGS = SCons.Util.CLVar( os.environ['PTHREAD_LIBS'] ) )
 		        else:
 		                syspf = os.popen('/sbin/sysctl kern.osreldate')
 		                osreldate = int(syspf.read().split()[1])
 		                syspf.close()
 		                if osreldate < 500016:
 		                        env.AppendUnique( KDELINKFLAGS = ['-pthread'])
 		                        env.AppendUnique( KDECXXFLAGS = ['-D_THREAD_SAFE'])
 		                elif osreldate < 502102:
 		                        env.AppendUnique( KDELINKFLAGS = ['-lc_r'])
 		                        env.AppendUnique( KDECXXFLAGS = ['-D_THREAD_SAFE'])
 		                else:
 		                        env.AppendUnique( KDELINKFLAGS = ['-pthread'])

 		# User-specified prefix
 		if env['ARGS'].get('prefix', None):
 			env['PREFIX'] = env['ARGS'].get('prefix', None)
 			print CYAN+'** set the installation prefix for the project : ' + env['PREFIX'] +' **'+ NORMAL
 		elif env.has_key('PREFIX'):
 			env.__delitem__('PREFIX')

 		# User-specified include paths
 		env['EXTRAINCLUDES'] = env['ARGS'].get('extraincludes', None)
 		if env['ARGS'].get('extraincludes', None):
 			print CYAN+'** set extra include paths for the project : ' + env['EXTRAINCLUDES'] +' **'+ NORMAL
 		elif env.has_key('EXTRAINCLUDES'):
 			env.__delitem__('EXTRAINCLUDES')

 		env['ISCONFIGURED']=1

 		# And finally save the options in the cache
 		opts.Save(cachefile, env)

 	if env.has_key('KDECXXFLAGS'):
                env.AppendUnique( CPPFLAGS = env['KDECXXFLAGS'] )

 	if env.has_key('KDECCFLAGS'):
 		env.AppendUnique( CCFLAGS = env['KDECCFLAGS'] )

 	if env.has_key('KDELINKFLAGS'):
 		env.AppendUnique( LINKFLAGS = env['KDELINKFLAGS'] )

 	if env.has_key('EXTRAINCLUDES'):
 		incpaths = []
 		for dir in str(env['EXTRAINCLUDES']).split(':'):
 			incpaths.append( dir )
 		env.Append(CPPPATH = incpaths)

--- a/admin/kde.py
+++ b/admin/kde.py
@ -0,0 +1,683 @@
 #! /usr/bin/env python
 # more or less derived from scons qt.py
 # this version makes less scans over the data and is thus faster
 # it is less accurate however (when mocable classes become unmocable)
 # Thomas Nagy, 2004, 2005 <tnagy2^8@yahoo.fr>

 from time import *
 import SCons.Util
 import string

 import os, re

 BOLD   ="\033[1m"
 RED    ="\033[91m"
 GREEN  ="\033[92m"
 YELLOW ="\033[1m" #"\033[93m" # unreadable on white backgrounds
 CYAN   ="\033[96m"
 NORMAL ="\033[0m"

 # Returns the name of the shared object (i.e. libkdeui.so.4)
 # referenced by a libtool archive (like libkdeui.la)
 def getSOfromLA(lafile):
        contents = open(lafile, 'r').read()
        match = re.search("^dlname='([^']*)'$", contents, re.M)
        if match:
                return match.group(1)
        return None

 def exists(env):
 	return True

 def detect_kde(env):
 	""" Detect the qt and kde environment using kde-config mostly """

 	prefix     = env['ARGS'].get('prefix', None)
 	execprefix = env['ARGS'].get('execprefix', None)
 	datadir    = env['ARGS'].get('datadir', None)
 	libdir     = env['ARGS'].get('libdir', None)
 	kdeincludes= env['ARGS'].get('kdeincludes', None)
 	kdelibs    = env['ARGS'].get('kdelibs', None)
 	qtincludes = env['ARGS'].get('qtincludes', None)
 	qtlibs     = env['ARGS'].get('qtlibs', None)

 	## Detect the kde libraries
 	print "Checking for kde-config           : ",
 	kde_config = os.popen("which kde-config 2>/dev/null").read().strip()
 	if len(kde_config):
 		print GREEN + "kde-config was found" + NORMAL
 	else:
 		print RED + "kde-config was NOT found in your PATH"+ NORMAL
 		print "Make sure kde is installed properly"
 		print "(missing package kdebase-devel?)"
 		env.Exit(1)
 	env['KDEDIR'] = os.popen('kde-config -prefix').read().strip()

 	print "Checking for kde version          : ",
 	kde_version = os.popen("kde-config --version|grep KDE").read().strip().split()[1]
 	if int(kde_version[0]) != 3 or int(kde_version[2]) < 2:
 		print RED + kde_version
 		print RED + "Your kde version can be too old" + NORMAL
 		print RED + "Please make sure kde is at least 3.2" + NORMAL
 	else:
 		print GREEN + kde_version + NORMAL

 	## Detect the qt library
 	print "Checking for the qt library       : ",
 	qtdir = os.getenv("QTDIR")
 	if qtdir:
 		print GREEN + "qt is in " + qtdir + NORMAL
 	else:
 		libdir = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install lib').read().strip()
 		libkdeuiSO = libdir+'/'+getSOfromLA(libdir+'/libkdeui.la')
 		m = re.search('(.*)/lib/libqt.*', os.popen('ldd '+libkdeuiSO+' | grep libqt').read().strip().split()[2])
 		if m:
 			qtdir = m.group(1)
 			print YELLOW+"qt was found as " + m.group(1) + NORMAL
 		else:
 			print RED+"qt was not found"+NORMAL
 			print RED+"Please set QTDIR first (/usr/lib/qt3?)"+NORMAL
 			env.Exit(1)
 	env['QTDIR'] = qtdir.strip()

 	## Find the necessary programs uic and moc
 	print "Checking for uic                  : ",
 	uic = qtdir + "/bin/uic"
 	if os.path.isfile(uic):
 		print GREEN+"uic was found as "+uic+NORMAL
 	else:
 		uic = os.popen("which uic 2>/dev/null").read().strip()
 		if len(uic):
 			print YELLOW+"uic was found as "+uic+NORMAL
 		else:
 			uic = os.popen("which uic 2>/dev/null").read().strip()
 			if len(uic):
 				print YELLOW+"uic was found as "+uic+NORMAL
 			else:
 				print RED+"uic was not found - set QTDIR put it in your PATH ?"+NORMAL
 				env.Exit(1)
 	env['QT_UIC'] = uic

 	print "Checking for moc                  : ",
 	moc = qtdir + "/bin/moc"
 	if os.path.isfile(moc):
 		print GREEN+"moc was found as "+moc+NORMAL
 	else:
 		moc = os.popen("which moc 2>/dev/null").read().strip()
 		if len(moc):
 			print YELLOW+"moc was found as "+moc+NORMAL
 		elif os.path.isfile("/usr/share/qt3/bin/moc"):
 			moc = "/usr/share/qt3/bin/moc"
 			print YELLOW+"moc was found as "+moc+NORMAL
 		else:
 			print RED+"moc was not found - set QTDIR or put it in your PATH ?"+NORMAL
 			env.Exit(1)
 	env['QT_MOC'] = moc

 	## check for the qt and kde includes
 	print "Checking for the qt includes      : ",
 	if qtincludes and os.path.isfile(qtincludes + "/qlayout.h"):
 		# The user told where to look for and it looks valid
 		print GREEN+"ok "+qtincludes+NORMAL
 	else:
 		if os.path.isfile(qtdir + "/include/qlayout.h"):
 			# Automatic detection
 			print GREEN+"ok "+qtdir + "/include/ "+NORMAL
 			qtincludes = qtdir + "/include/"
 		elif os.path.isfile("/usr/include/qt3/qlayout.h"):
 			# Debian probably
 			print YELLOW+"the qt headers were found in /usr/include/qt3/ "+NORMAL
 			qtincludes = "/usr/include/qt3"
 		else:
 			print RED+"the qt headers were not found"+NORMAL
 			env.Exit(1)

 	print "Checking for the kde includes     : ",
 	kdeprefix = os.popen("kde-config --prefix").read().strip()
 	if not kdeincludes:
 		kdeincludes = kdeprefix+"/include/"
 	if os.path.isfile(kdeincludes + "/klineedit.h"):
 		print GREEN+"ok "+kdeincludes+NORMAL
 	else:
 		if os.path.isfile(kdeprefix+"/include/kde/klineedit.h"):
 			# Debian, Fedora probably
 			print YELLOW+"the kde headers were found in "+kdeprefix+"/include/kde/"+NORMAL
 			kdeincludes = kdeprefix + "/include/kde/"
 		else:
 			print RED+"The kde includes were NOT found"+NORMAL
 			env.Exit(1)

 	if prefix:
 		## use the user-specified prefix
 		if not execprefix:
 			execprefix = prefix
 		if not datadir:
 			datadir = prefix+"/share"
 		if not libdir:
 			libdir = execprefix+"/lib"

 		subst_vars = lambda x: x.replace('${exec_prefix}',execprefix).replace('${datadir}',datadir).replace('${libdir}',libdir)
 		env['KDEBIN']   = subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install exe').read().strip())
 		env['KDEAPPS']  = subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install apps').read().strip())		
 		env['KDEDATA']  = subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install data').read().strip())
 		env['KDEMODULE']= subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install module').read().strip())
 		env['KDELOCALE']= subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install locale').read().strip())
 		env['KDEDOC']   = subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install html').read().strip())
 		env['KDEKCFG']  = subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install kcfg').read().strip())
 		env['KDEXDG']   = subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install xdgdata-apps').read().strip())
 		env['KDEMENU']  = subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install apps').read().strip())
 		env['KDEMIME']  = subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install mime').read().strip())
 		env['KDEICONS'] = subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install icon').read().strip())
 		env['KDESERV']  = subst_vars(os.popen('kde-config --install services').read().strip())
 	else:
 		# the user has given no prefix, install as a normal kde app
 		env['PREFIX'] = os.popen('kde-config --prefix').read().strip()
 		env['KDEBIN']   = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install exe').read().strip()
 		env['KDEAPPS']  = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install apps').read().strip()
 		env['KDEDATA']  = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install data').read().strip()
 		env['KDEMODULE']= os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install module').read().strip()
 		env['KDELOCALE']= os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install locale').read().strip()
 		env['KDEDOC']   = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install html').read().strip()
 		env['KDEKCFG']  = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install kcfg').read().strip()
 		env['KDEXDG']   = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install xdgdata-apps').read().strip()
 		env['KDEMENU']  = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install apps').read().strip()
 		env['KDEMIME']  = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install mime').read().strip()
 		env['KDEICONS'] = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install icon').read().strip()
 		env['KDESERV']  = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install services').read().strip()

 	env['QTPLUGINS']=os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install qtplugins').read().strip()

 	## kde libs and includes
 	env['KDEINCLUDEPATH']= kdeincludes
 	if not kdelibs:
 		kdelibs = os.popen('kde-config --expandvars --install lib').read().strip()
 	env['KDELIBPATH']= kdelibs

 	## qt libs and includes
 	env['QTINCLUDEPATH']= qtincludes
 	if not qtlibs:
 		qtlibs = qtdir+"/lib"
 	env['QTLIBPATH']= qtlibs

 def mocscan(target, source, env):
 	splitext = SCons.Util.splitext

 	q_object_search = re.compile(r'[^A-Za-z0-9]Q_OBJECT[^A-Za-z0-9]')

 	for obj in source:

 		if not obj.has_builder():
 			# binary obj file provided
 			continue

 		cpp = obj.sources[0]
 		if not splitext(str(cpp))[1] == '.cpp':
 			# not a cplusplus source
 			continue

 		# if we have a .ui file, it is automatically handled by Uic
 		uiname = string.split(cpp.abspath, '.cpp')[0] + ".ui"
 		if os.path.isfile(uiname):
 			continue

                hname = splitext(cpp.name)[0] + ".h"
 		h = SCons.Node.FS.find_file(hname, (cpp.get_dir(),) )

 		if h:
 			# h file with the Q_OBJECT macro found -> add .moc file
 			mocfile = string.split(cpp.abspath, '.cpp')[0] + ".moc"
 			# trick : check if the moc file already exists (avoid a scan)
 			if os.path.isfile(mocfile):
 				env.Moc(h)
 			elif q_object_search.search(h.get_contents()):
 				# FIXME : strong assumption
 				env.Moc(h)

 	return (target, source)

 def generate(env):

 	import SCons.Defaults
 	import SCons.Tool
 	env.Help("""
 """+BOLD+
 """*** KDE options ***
 -------------------"""+NORMAL+"""
 """+BOLD+"""* prefix     """+NORMAL+""": base install path,         ie: /usr/local
 """+BOLD+"""* execprefix """+NORMAL+""": install path for binaries, ie: /usr/bin
 """+BOLD+"""* datadir    """+NORMAL+""": install path for the data, ie: /usr/local/share
 """+BOLD+"""* libdir     """+NORMAL+""": install path for the libs, ie: /usr/lib
 """+BOLD+"""* kdeincludes"""+NORMAL+""": path to the kde includes (/usr/include/kde on debian, ...)
 """+BOLD+"""* qtincludes """+NORMAL+""": same punishment, for qt includes (/usr/include/qt on debian, ...)
 """+BOLD+"""* kdelibs    """+NORMAL+""": path to the kde libs, for linking the programs
 """+BOLD+"""* qtlibs     """+NORMAL+""": same punishment, for qt libraries
 ie: """+BOLD+"""scons configure libdir=/usr/local/lib qtincludes=/usr/include/qt
 """+NORMAL)
 	
 	CLVar = SCons.Util.CLVar
 	splitext = SCons.Util.splitext
 	Builder = SCons.Builder.Builder
 	
 	# Detect the environment - replaces ./configure implicitely
 	# and store the options into a cache
 	from SCons.Options import Options
 	cachefile=env['CACHEDIR']+'/kde.cache.py'
 	opts = Options(cachefile)
 	opts.AddOptions(
 		( 'QTDIR', 'root of qt directory' ),
 		( 'QTLIBPATH', 'path to the qt libraries' ),
 		( 'QTINCLUDEPATH', 'path to the qt includes' ),
 		( 'QT_UIC', 'moc directory'),
 		( 'QT_MOC', 'moc executable command'),
 		( 'QTPLUGINS', 'uic executable command'),
 		( 'KDEDIR', 'root of kde directory' ),
 		( 'KDELIBPATH', 'path to the kde libs' ),
 		( 'KDEINCLUDEPATH', 'path to the kde includes' ),

 		( 'PREFIX', 'root of the program installation'),

 		( 'KDEBIN', 'installation path of the kde binaries'),
 		( 'KDEMODULE', 'installation path of the parts and libs'),
 		( 'KDEAPPS', ''),
 		( 'KDEDATA', 'installation path of the application data'),
 		( 'KDELOCALE', ''),
 		( 'KDEDOC', 'installation path of the application documentation'),
 		( 'KDEKCFG', 'installation path of the .kcfg files'),
 		( 'KDEXDG', 'installation path of the service types'),
 		( 'KDEMENU', ''),
 		( 'KDEMIME', 'installation path of to the mimetypes'),
 		( 'KDEICONS', ''),
 		( 'KDESERV', ''),
 	)
 	opts.Update(env)

 	# reconfigure when things are missing
 	if 'configure' in env['TARGS'] or not env.has_key('QTDIR') or not env.has_key('KDEDIR'):
 		detect_kde(env)

 	# finally save the configuration
 	opts.Save(cachefile, env)

 	## set default variables, one can override them in sconscript files
 	env.Append(CXXFLAGS = ['-I'+env['KDEINCLUDEPATH'], '-I'+env['QTINCLUDEPATH'] ])
 	env.Append(LIBPATH = [env['KDELIBPATH'], env['QTLIBPATH'] ])
 	
 	env['STATIC_AND_SHARED_OBJECTS_ARE_THE_SAME'] = 1
 	
 	env['QT_AUTOSCAN']     = 1
 	env['QT_DEBUG']        = 0
 	
 	env['QT_UIC_HFLAGS']   = '-L $QTPLUGINS -nounload'
 	env['QT_UIC_CFLAGS']   = '$QT_UIC_HFLAGS -tr tr2i18n'
 	env['QT_LIBS']         = 'qt-mt'
 	
 	env['LIBTOOL_FLAGS']   = '--silent --mode=compile --tag=CXX'
 	
 	env['QT_UICIMPLPREFIX'] = ''
 	env['QT_UICIMPLSUFFIX'] = '.cpp'
 	env['QT_MOCHPREFIX']    = ''
 	env['QT_MOCHSUFFIX']    = '.moc'
 	env['KDE_KCFG_IMPLPREFIX'] = ''
 	env['KDE_KCFG_IMPL_HSUFFIX'] = '.h'
 	env['KDE_KCFG_IMPL_CSUFFIX'] = '.cpp'
 	env['KDE_SKEL_IMPL_SUFFIX']  = '.skel'
 	env['MEINPROC']              = 'meinproc'
 	env['MSGFMT']                = 'msgfmt'


 	###### ui file processing
 	def uicGenerator(target, source, env, for_signature):
 		act=[]
 		act.append('$QT_UIC $QT_UIC_HFLAGS -o '+target[0].path+' '+source[0].path)
 		act.append('rm -f '                           +target[1].path)
 		act.append('echo \'#include <klocale.h>\' >> '+target[1].path)
 		act.append('echo \'#include <kdialog.h>\' >> '+target[1].path)
 		act.append('$QT_UIC $QT_UIC_CFLAGS -impl '+target[0].path+' -o '+target[1].path+'.tmp '+source[0].path)
 		act.append('cat '+target[1].path+'.tmp >> '+target[1].path)
 		act.append('rm -f '+target[1].path+'.tmp')
 		act.append('echo \'#include "' + target[2].name + '"\' >> '+target[1].path)
 		act.append('$QT_MOC -o '+target[2].path+' '+target[0].path)
 		return act
 	
 	def uicEmitter(target, source, env):
 		adjustixes = SCons.Util.adjustixes
 		bs = SCons.Util.splitext(str(source[0].name))[0]
 		bs = os.path.join(str(target[0].get_dir()),bs)
 		# first target is automatically added by builder (.h file)
 		if len(target) < 2:
 			# second target is .cpp file
 			target.append(adjustixes(bs,
 				env.subst('$QT_UICIMPLPREFIX'),
 				env.subst('$QT_UICIMPLSUFFIX')))
 		if len(target) < 3:
 			# third target is .moc file
 			target.append(adjustixes(bs,
 				env.subst('$QT_MOCHPREFIX'),
 				env.subst('$QT_MOCHSUFFIX')))
 		return target, source
 	
 	UIC_BUILDER = Builder(
 		generator  = uicGenerator,
 		emitter    = uicEmitter,
 		suffix     = '.h',
 		src_suffix = '.ui' )
 	
 	###### moc file processing
 	env['QT_MOCCOM'] = ('$QT_MOC -o ${TARGETS[0]} $SOURCE')
 	
 	MOC_BUILDER = Builder(
 		action     = '$QT_MOCCOM',
 		suffix     = '.moc',
 		src_suffix = '.h' )
 	
 	MOCCPP_BUILDER = Builder(
 		action     = '$QT_MOCCOM',
 		suffix     = '_moc.cpp',
 		src_suffix = '.h' )
 	
 	###### kcfg file processing
 	def kcfgGenerator(target, source, env, for_signature):
 		act=[]
 		act.append('kconfig_compiler -d'+str(source[0].get_dir())+' '+source[1].path+' '+source[0].path)
 		return act
 	
 	def kcfgEmitter(target, source, env):
 		adjustixes = SCons.Util.adjustixes
 		bs = SCons.Util.splitext(str(source[0].name))[0]
 		bs = os.path.join(str(target[0].get_dir()),bs)
 		# first target is automatically added by builder (.h file)
 		if len(target) < 2:
 			# second target is .cpp file
 			target.append(adjustixes(bs, env.subst('$KDE_KCFG_IMPLPREFIX'), env.subst('$KDE_KCFG_IMPL_CSUFFIX')))
 	
 		if len(source) <2:
 			kcfgfilename = os.popen("cat "+str(source[0])+"|grep File|sed 's/File.*=//i'").read().rstrip()
 			source.append( str(source[0].get_dir())+'/'+kcfgfilename )
 		return target, source

 	KCFG_BUILDER = Builder(
 		generator  = kcfgGenerator,
 		emitter    = kcfgEmitter,
 		suffix     = '.h',
 		src_suffix = '.kcfgc' )
 	
 	###### dcop processing
 	def dcopGenerator(target, source, env, for_signature):
 		act=[]
 		act.append('dcopidl '+source[0].path+' > '+target[1].path+'|| ( rm -f '+target[1].path+' ; false )')
 		act.append('dcopidl2cpp --c++-suffix cpp --no-signals --no-stub '+target[1].path)
 		return act

 	def dcopEmitter(target, source, env):
 		bs = SCons.Util.splitext(str(source[0].name))[0]
 		bs = os.path.join(str(target[0].get_dir()),bs)
 		target.append(bs+'.kidl')
 		#target.append(bs+'_skel.cpp')
 		return target, source

 	DCOP_BUILDER = Builder(
 		generator  = dcopGenerator,
 		emitter    = dcopEmitter,
 		suffix     = '_skel.cpp',
 		src_suffix = '.h' )

 	###### documentation (meinproc) processing
 	MEINPROC_BUILDER = Builder(
 		action     = '$MEINPROC --check --cache $TARGET $SOURCE',
 		suffix     = '.cache.bz2',
 		src_suffix = '.docbook' )

 	###### translation files builder
 	TRANSFILES_BUILDER = Builder(
 		action     = '$MSGFMT $SOURCE -o $TARGET',
 		suffix     = '.gmo',
 		src_suffix = '.po' )

 	###### libtool file builder
 	def laGenerator(target, source, env, for_signature):
 		act=[]
 		act.append('echo "dlname=\''+source[0].name+'\'" > '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "library_names=\''+source[0].name+' '+source[0].name+' '+source[0].name+'\'" >> '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "old_library=\'\'">> '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "dependency_libs=\'\'">> '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "current=0">> '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "age=0">> '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "revision=0">> '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "installed=yes">> '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "shouldnotlink=no">> '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "dlopen=\'\'">> '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "dlpreopen=\'\'">> '+target[0].path)
 		act.append('echo "libdir=\''+env['KDEMODULE']+'\'" >> '+target[0].path)
 		return act
 	
 	LA_BUILDER = Builder(
 		generator  = laGenerator,
 		suffix     = '.la',
 		src_suffix = '.so' )
 	
 	##### register the builders
 	env['BUILDERS']['Uic']        = UIC_BUILDER
 	env['BUILDERS']['Moc']        = MOC_BUILDER
 	env['BUILDERS']['Moccpp']     = MOCCPP_BUILDER
 	env['BUILDERS']['Dcop']       = DCOP_BUILDER
 	env['BUILDERS']['Kcfg']       = KCFG_BUILDER
 	env['BUILDERS']['LaFile']     = LA_BUILDER
 	env['BUILDERS']['Meinproc']   = MEINPROC_BUILDER
 	env['BUILDERS']['Transfiles'] = TRANSFILES_BUILDER

 	static_obj, shared_obj = SCons.Tool.createObjBuilders(env)
 	static_obj.src_builder.append('Uic')
 	shared_obj.src_builder.append('Uic')
 	static_obj.src_builder.append('Kcfg')
 	shared_obj.src_builder.append('Kcfg')
 	static_obj.src_builder.append('LaFile')
 	shared_obj.src_builder.append('LaFile')
 	static_obj.src_builder.append('Meinproc')
 	shared_obj.src_builder.append('Meinproc')
 	static_obj.src_builder.append('Transfiles')
 	shared_obj.src_builder.append('Transfiles')

 	## find the files to moc, dcop, and link against kde and qt
        env.AppendUnique(PROGEMITTER=[mocscan], SHLIBEMITTER=[mocscan], LIBEMITTER =[mocscan])

 	###########################################
 	## Handy helpers for building kde programs
 	## You should not have to modify them ..

 	#import SCons.Util
 	skel_ext = [".skel", ".SKEL"]
 	def KDEfiles(lenv, target, source):
 		""" Returns a list of files for scons (handles kde tricks like .skel)
 		It also makes custom checks against double includes like : ['file.ui', 'file.cpp']
 		(file.cpp is already included because of file.ui) """

 		src=[]
 		ui_files=[]
 		kcfg_files=[]
 		skel_files=[]
 		other_files=[]

 		# For each file, check wether it is a dcop file or not, and create the complete list of sources
 		for file in source:
 			bs  = SCons.Util.splitext(file)[0]
 			ext = SCons.Util.splitext(file)[1]
 			if ext in skel_ext:
 				lenv.Dcop(bs+'.h')
 				src.append(bs+'_skel.cpp')
 			elif ext == ".moch":
 				lenv.Moccpp(bs+'.h')
 				src.append(bs+'_moc.cpp')
 			else:
 				src.append(file)

 			if ext == '.ui':
 				ui_files.append(bs)
 			elif ext == '.kcfgc':
 				kcfg_files.append(bs)
 			elif ext == '.skel':
                                skel_files.append(bs)
                        else:
                                other_files.append(bs)
 		return</