Version: KDE3.2 (using KDE KDE 3.2.0) Installed from: SuSE RPMs OS: Linux create new project (c++/kde/simple qt based) fill in the autor field with a name including umlauts e.g. Application name: test123 Autor: August Hörandl create project and open file test123.cpp or test123.h: on top (around line 2) it says: * Copyright (C) 2004 by August Hörandl this is ok, but further down (around line 21) : Copyright (C) 2004 August Hörandl .... why are there 2 copyright remarks? why are they different?
Well, took me quite a few moments to find what's wrong here: This is more than one bug: a) I think Amilcar forgot to remove some copyright stuff in the template files when he added the general "license"-prefix. This is why the copyright occurs twice. b) We do need to decide at some time, what encoding generated files are. We cannot put latin1 and UTF8 in a mixed manner into source files. I'm not really sure: but isn't there a definition what encodings i.e. a C++ file must be in?
Coul you retest?
nothing changed (just checked after cvs update & make install) ;-((
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 61031 ***