Two small problems with puic (hand corrected)

Hello,

I am developping with perl-Qt (Version : 3.008, release 118), 
designer/Qt 3.3.1 from SuSE 9.1.
puic is <PerlQt User Interface Compiler v0.70 for Qt version 3.3.1>

0/ When I run 'piuic -o ...' an error message says :
"puic: File generated with too recent version of Qt Designer (3.3). 
Recent extensions won't be handled."
No problem ;-)  : I edit the version 3.3 to 3.0, and it works.
I browsed for a newer version of puic, with no success.

1/ when I change the default font, or the palette with designer, puic is 
fooled.
Exploring why, I found that simply the new objects are not listed within 
the generated perl module Xxxx.pm :

----------------------
New generated intructions :
sub NEW
{
    shift->SUPER::NEW(@_[0..3]);
(...)
    pal = Qt::Palette();
    cg = Qt::ColorGroup();
    cg->setColor(&Qt::ColorGroup::Foreground, &black);
(...)
---------------------------
ERROR:
Can't modify constant item in scalar assignment
at Etpg.pm line 434, near ");"

434:     pal = Qt::Palette();
---------------------------
What to do : add pal and cg to Qt::attributes :

use Qt::attributes qw(
    pb_sel1
    ...
=> I added the lacking objects :
    pal
    cg
);

And with this simple correction, it gives a valid xxx.pm



Is it known stuffs, is there a recent, corrected puic ?

     Cheers,

    Alain

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