ich@opiezilla:~/programming/opie/head/opie$ nm lib/libopiecore2.so | grep polish

         U _ZN14QPEApplication6polishEP7QWidget


	 ich@opiezilla:~/programming/opie/head/opie$ nm lib/libopiecore2.so | grep polish
	          U _ZN12QApplication6polishEP7QWidget


        in qt_override we had to overwrite the Palette for some widgets for some styles (setting no
        background liquid and such) we overwrote the polish method.
        As we did not inherit from QPEApplication the 'polish' symbol was only internal to
        libqpe and this way Opie apps worked on Opies and Sharps libqpe, and Sharp apps work
        on our libqpe. Now with libopiecore the compiler tries to include different symbols as shown above.
        So for now we could disable the legacy palette polishing which shouldn't hurt anyway.
        OApplication is the source of all evil, we wouldn't 'pull' in the polish symbol... but having
	a 'shadow' weak symbol as backup isn't good as well.


	Chicken you may enable the option in config.in...

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/library/qpeapplication.h b/library/qpeapplication.h
index 8c85ad0..d2782e4 100644
--- a/library/qpeapplication.h
+++ b/library/qpeapplication.h
@@ -159,18 +159,20 @@ protected:
     void internalSetStyle( const QString &style );
     void prepareForTermination(bool willrestart);
     virtual void restart();
     virtual void shutdown();
     bool eventFilter( QObject *, QEvent * );
     void timerEvent( QTimerEvent * );
     bool raiseAppropriateWindow();
     virtual void tryQuit();
-#if QT_VERSION > 233
+#ifndef OPIE_NO_ERASE_RECT_HACKFIX
+    #if QT_VERSION > 233
     virtual void polish ( QWidget * ); // this is actually implemented in qt_override.cpp (!)
+    #endif
 #endif
 private:
 #ifndef QT_NO_TRANSLATION
     void installTranslation( const QString& baseName );
 #endif
     void mapToDefaultAction( QWSKeyEvent *ke, int defKey );
     void processQCopFile();