Replace Qt with TQt

Signed-off-by: Michele Calgaro <michele.calgaro@yahoo.it>

1 files changed, 41 insertions, 45 deletions

diff --git a/INSTALL b/INSTALL
index 2f2823ea..92b8e710 100644
--- a/INSTALL
+++ b/INSTALL
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
     2. Guru-level installation
     3. Hacker-level installation
     4. Human (detailed) installation instructions
-    5. How to compile KVIrc with Qt-embedded
+    5. How to compile KVIrc with TQt-embedded
     6. Compiling KVIrc on Mac OS X
     7. A note about Windows 95/98/ME
 
@@ -141,11 +141,10 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
         then you miss some gcc related package. Install it from the distro cd.
 
 
-        - You NEED the Qt library.
+        - You NEED the TQt library.
 
-        You can download the latest version from ftp://ftp.trolltech.com.
-        The main Qt www site is http://www.trolltech.com.
-        Note for the GPL maniacs: Qt IS GPL.
+        TQt is maintained by TDE, the main www site is https://trinitydesktop.org.
+        Note for the GPL maniacs: TQt IS GPL.
         The minimum required version is 3.1.2 (older versions *might* work)
         Download and install it by following the rules
         explained in the excellent documentation that comes with the library.
@@ -260,15 +259,15 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
 
         So before running the script make sure that the enviroinement
         variable $TQTDIR points to the right location. This will help
-        in finding the correct version of Qt.
+        in finding the correct version of TQt.
         You might eventually set it with the command:
 
-        # export TQTDIR="your qt dir"
+        # export TQTDIR="your tqt dir"
 
-        On my system qt is installed in /usr/local/kde/qt
+        On my system tqt is installed in /usr/local/kde/tqt
         so I actually execute
 
-        # export TQTDIR="/usr/local/kde/qt"
+        # export TQTDIR="/usr/local/kde/tqt"
 
         If you want to compile the KDE support you might want to do the same
         with TDEDIR
@@ -299,35 +298,35 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
             will probably shorten the compilation a bit. Use this option if
             your platform supports it.
 
-        --with-qt-library-dir=<DIR>
-            Look for the qt library in <DIR>.
+        --with-tqt-library-dir=<DIR>
+            Look for the tqt library in <DIR>.
             You might want to use this if the configure script has trouble
-            in finding the qt library.
+            in finding the tqt library.
             You should have no problems if you use export TQTDIR="<DIR>"
             before launching the configure script, but it might help you
-            if you have a non standard Qt installation.
+            if you have a non standard TQt installation.
         
-        --with-qt-include-dir=<DIR>
-            Look for the qt headers in <DIR>.
+        --with-tqt-include-dir=<DIR>
+            Look for the tqt headers in <DIR>.
             You might want to use this if the configure script has trouble
-            in finding the qt headers. It may especially help if your headers
+            in finding the tqt headers. It may especially help if your headers
             are in a place different than $TQTDIR/include (and thus you have
             a non standard installation)
          
-        --with-qt-moc=<PATH>
-            Use the qt meta-object compiler found in <PATH>
+        --with-tqt-moc=<PATH>
+            Use the tqt meta-object compiler found in <PATH>
             The path is usually $TQTDIR/bin/moc , and the
             configure script will find it if you have a standard
-            Qt installation and $TQTDIR points to the right directory.
+            TQt installation and $TQTDIR points to the right directory.
             Thus should have no problems if you use export TQTDIR="<DIR>"
             before launching the configure script, but it might help you
-            if you have a non standard Qt installation.
+            if you have a non standard TQt installation.
             This will also help if you have the moc compiler renamed
             in some way: like "moc2" or sth...
             <PATH> in this case is a FULL path: directory/program_name!
         
-        --disable-qt-check
-            This disables Qt checking at compilation time.
+        --disable-tqt-check
+            This disables TQt checking at compilation time.
             If this is the only way to compile and run
             the kvirc executable , then there is something
             wrong with the configure script.
@@ -353,7 +352,7 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
             irc:// urls in konqueror
 
         --without-kde-check
-            Similar to --without-qt-check but for KDE.
+            Similar to --without-tqt-check but for KDE.
 
         --enable-optimisation=<NUMBER>
             Enables the compiler optimisation flag -o<NUMBER>.
@@ -404,24 +403,21 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
             You might want to use this if the configure script
             has trouble in finding it.
 
-        --with-qt-name=<NAME>
-            Use <NAME> instead of "qt" as the Qt library name.
-            This is useful on systems where Qt has been installed with
-            a name different than the default "qt".
-            It happens often that to allow multiple copies of qt to work
+        --with-tqt-name=<NAME>
+            Use <NAME> instead of "tqt" as the TQt library name.
+            This is useful on systems where TQt has been installed with
+            a name different than the default "tqt".
+            It happens often that to allow multiple copies of tqt to work
             the newest have the version name appended to it.
-            For example, on FreeBSD I have found "qt" being Qt1.* and
-            "qt2" being Qt 2.*. Since you need Qt 2.* for kvirc to work,
-            you will need to use --with-qt-name=qt2.
             If you use this option, you will probably also need to remap
-            the moc compiler path/name with --with-qt-moc.
+            the moc compiler path/name with --with-tqt-moc.
 
-        --disable-qt-mt
-            Disable checking for the multithreaded version of Qt.
+        --disable-tqt-mt
+            Disable checking for the multithreaded version of TQt.
             By default , KVIrc will try to link to the multithreaded version
             if found on the system.
             NOTE: if you enable the KDE support , KVIrc MUST be linked to the
-                  qt library that KDE is linked to.
+                  tqt library that KDE is linked to.
 
         --with-ix86-asm
             KVIrc contains some ix86 assembly routines that *could*
@@ -522,7 +518,7 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
 
         --enable-fno-rtti
             Disables compiler runtime type information generation.
-            This is probably needed only with qt-embedded.
+            This is probably needed only with tqt-embedded.
             DON'T use it if you don't exactly know what it does.
             Actually this may even make KVIrc crash in some situations.
             For example the KDE sources use __dynamic_cast...
@@ -530,16 +526,16 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
         --disable-x-support
             Disables completely the X Windows support.
             This is useful in environments where X is not needed to compile KVIrc
-            such as Qt-Mac on MacOSX, QtEmbedded or Windows.
+            such as TQt-Mac on MacOSX, QtEmbedded or Windows.
             This switch implies also --without-x-bell
 
         --without-x-bell
             Disables the usage of the XBell function (needed if you want to
-            compile KVIrc with qt-embedded (no X at all))
+            compile KVIrc with tqt-embedded (no X at all))
             This is implied by --disable-x-support
 
-        --with-qt-embedded
-            You need this to compile KVIrc with qt-embedded
+        --with-tqt-embedded
+            You need this to compile KVIrc with tqt-embedded
 
         --without-ipc
             Disables support for inter-process communication.
@@ -625,7 +621,7 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
 
         On FreeBSD I have found useful this command line:
 
-        # ./configure --with-qt-name=qt2 --with-qt-moc=/<PATH_HERE>/moc2 \
+        # ./configure --with-tqt-name=qt2 --with-tqt-moc=/<PATH_HERE>/moc2 \
                          --with-freebsd-pthread
 
         Once the configure script ran succesfully you can go to the next step.
@@ -680,7 +676,7 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
 
 
 ###############################################################################
-# 5. Compiling KVIrc on qt-embedded
+# 5. Compiling KVIrc on tqt-embedded
 ###############################################################################
 
     Do you want KVIrc 3 on your hand computer ?
@@ -689,16 +685,16 @@ General notes for the installation of the 3.4.0 release of KVIrc
 
     Well, for the third it's really easy, just follow carefully those steps:
 
-    1. Install qt-embedded libraries (including the development files).
+    1. Install tqt-embedded libraries (including the development files).
        This can be as easy as: apt-get install libtqt-emb-dev on Debian.
 
     2. cd to the KVIrc3 source directory
 
     3. run configure with the following parameters:
 
-        # ./configure --with-qt-name=qte --with-fno-rtti --without-x-calls
+        # ./configure --with-tqt-name=qte --with-fno-rtti --without-x-calls
                --without-ipc --without-splash-screen --without-transparency
-               --with-qt-embedded --without-x-bell
+               --with-tqt-embedded --without-x-bell
 
        then run make and make install as usual