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Tuesday, June 21st 2005, 1:12pm

KIO::listRecursive is giving me headhake

I'm trying to list recursively the content of a folder, but KIO:listRecursive is giving me some headhake, it always tell:

/home/frank/kamerawizard/src/kamerawizard.cpp:47: undefined reference to `KIO::listRecursive(KURL const&, bool, bool)'

here is the part of my code where i'm calling it:

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   #include <kio/job.h>
   ...
   ...
   ...
   QString sPath = "file:/home/frank/Pictures";
   KURL *url = new KURL(sPath);	
   KIO::ListJob *lFiles = KIO::listRecursive(*url);


I Have tried to call it different ways like this:
KIO::ListJob *lFiles = KIO::listRecursive(*url,true,true);
KIO::ListJob *lFiles = KIO::listRecursive(*url,true);
KIO::ListJob *lFiles = KIO::listRecursive(url,true,true);
etc.

but nothing works :(

anybody have experienced the same error ?

i'm on kde 3.4.1
on kubuntu
amd 2200+

Thank you very much for your help :)

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Tuesday, June 21st 2005, 2:26pm

Are you linking with -lkio. If you are doing it from KDevelop in the make target options, under the Libraries tag, in "Link libraries outside the project (LDADD)", you can add $(LIB_KIO).

That's all I can think of for now.

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Tuesday, June 21st 2005, 3:19pm

Thanks, I wil try this toight, now i'm stuck at work.