Description: Konzept is a small class diagram editor. Major design goal was usability. The project was inspired by the static structure diagram editor of the Toolkit of Conceptual Modelling. Konzept is a pure Qt application written in Python.Last changelog:
0.2.2 bugfix release --------------------------------------- - User supplied fix included (THX!). - Minor corrections here or there.
0.2.1 switched to GPL license --------------------------------------- - Nothing new.
0.2 bugfix release --------------------------------------- - opened up a project homepage - transformation bugfix - changed installation procedure to support a wider range of platforms - added opening files by drag and drop
make[1]: Entering directory `/root/DEB_Build/KONZEPT/konzept-0.2.2-deveth'
pyuic4 uicmainwindow.ui > uicmainwindow.py
pyuic4 uicaboutdlg.ui > uicaboutdlg.py
pyuic4 uicumlconnectorattributedlg.ui > uicumlconnectorattributedlg.py
pyuic4 uictextaligndlg.ui > uictextaligndlg.py
An unexpected error occurred.
Check that you are using the latest version of PyQt and send an error report to
support@riverbankcomputing.com, including the following information:
* your version of PyQt (4.4.2)
* the UI file that caused this error
* the debug output of pyuic4 (use the -d flag when calling pyuic4)
An unexpected error occurred.
So, it is not possible to build a deb from this.
Rewrote makefile from pyuic to pyuic4.
This one gave me an ERROR.
Any hints for that?
Greetings
Chris
Hi, again!
Well, I could compile it on my new Fedora-8 installation but when I am running it, it gives following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/konzept-0.2.1/konzept", line 19, in <module>
entryPoint() # comment out this line to apply profileit.py
File "/opt/konzept-0.2.1/konzept", line 14, in entryPoint
mw = MainWindow()
File "/opt/konzept-0.2.1/mainwindow.py", line 64, in __init__
tw.addGroup("Nodes", nodes)
File "/opt/konzept-0.2.1/tooldockwindow.py", line 30, in addGroup
self.createToolBar(self.parent(), self.widget(), name, toolList)
File "/opt/konzept-0.2.1/tooldockwindow.py", line 50, in createToolBar
tbar = QToolBar(None, None, tbox, False, name)
TypeError: too many arguments to QToolBar(), 2 at most expected
Any hope to get rid of it?!!
Hey, that is the first open source UML tool that produces nicely looking diagrams. Dia has really bad problems with printing and exporting diagrams. Do you support PDF or EPS export for LaTeX?
EPS export is not supported directly. Maybe a future version will have this feature. To embed diagrams into your latex documents you can print to file which generates a postscript file and convert these output file to EPS. (Maybe you know the "ps2epsi"?)
I don't feel good about code generators or retro-tools. But any suggestions about how to get Python support integrated are very welcome. Maybe it changes my mind about that topic.
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make[1]: Entering directory `/root/DEB_Build/KONZEPT/konzept-0.2.2-deveth' pyuic4 uicmainwindow.ui > uicmainwindow.py pyuic4 uicaboutdlg.ui > uicaboutdlg.py pyuic4 uicumlconnectorattributedlg.ui > uicumlconnectorattributedlg.py pyuic4 uictextaligndlg.ui > uictextaligndlg.py An unexpected error occurred. Check that you are using the latest version of PyQt and send an error report to support@riverbankcomputing.com, including the following information: * your version of PyQt (4.4.2) * the UI file that caused this error * the debug output of pyuic4 (use the -d flag when calling pyuic4) An unexpected error occurred. So, it is not possible to build a deb from this. Rewrote makefile from pyuic to pyuic4. This one gave me an ERROR. Any hints for that? Greetings Chris
It's still a Qt3 application. You need to have pyuic point to pyuic of pyqt (version 3). The 'Makefile' is actually only a few lines.
Hi, again! Well, I could compile it on my new Fedora-8 installation but when I am running it, it gives following error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/opt/konzept-0.2.1/konzept", line 19, in <module> entryPoint() # comment out this line to apply profileit.py File "/opt/konzept-0.2.1/konzept", line 14, in entryPoint mw = MainWindow() File "/opt/konzept-0.2.1/mainwindow.py", line 64, in __init__ tw.addGroup("Nodes", nodes) File "/opt/konzept-0.2.1/tooldockwindow.py", line 30, in addGroup self.createToolBar(self.parent(), self.widget(), name, toolList) File "/opt/konzept-0.2.1/tooldockwindow.py", line 50, in createToolBar tbar = QToolBar(None, None, tbox, False, name) TypeError: too many arguments to QToolBar(), 2 at most expected Any hope to get rid of it?!!
Same problem on Kubuntu Hardy with kde4 ...
Solved this problem, changing line 50 in file "tooldockwindow.py" by : tbar = QToolBar(None)
System = FC6 / KDE-3.5.7 [root@maya konzept-0.2.1]# make cd images; make make[1]: Entering directory `/opt/konzept-0.2.1/images' convert relation.svg relation.png make[1]: *** [relation.png] Segmentation fault make[1]: *** Deleting file `relation.png' make[1]: Leaving directory `/opt/konzept-0.2.1/images' make: *** [icons] Error 2
I guess, it's a bug of your imagemagick SVG rederer. Can't do much about it for now.
...very good. I try it now. Thanks
Awesome! I started looking for something like this for KDE 2 days ago. Thank you very much!
Hey, that is the first open source UML tool that produces nicely looking diagrams. Dia has really bad problems with printing and exporting diagrams. Do you support PDF or EPS export for LaTeX?
EPS export is not supported directly. Maybe a future version will have this feature. To embed diagrams into your latex documents you can print to file which generates a postscript file and convert these output file to EPS. (Maybe you know the "ps2epsi"?)
Umbrello is more useful that your application, isn't ?
Hi, I like it, do you intend to support language import (ex: Python ?) Regards, Philippe
I don't feel good about code generators or retro-tools. But any suggestions about how to get Python support integrated are very welcome. Maybe it changes my mind about that topic.
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Oh, thanks for that comment. Now it's available again.
Hey, nice work. I really like it.