>Please, can you assess whether any of these unintended renaming 
>should be 
>added to the script convert_existing_qt3_app_to_tqt3? The script 
>is still 
>actively used for convert KDE3 applications to Trinity and for 
>preparing 
>updates for existing applications.

I am not intimate with the conversion scripts. If I understand 
correctly the following additions will help.

CAM_RETQ_/CAM_REQ_

CHARFRETQ_/CHARFREQ_

CHISTQ_DOF/CHISQ_DOF

CPUFRETQ/CPUFREQ

ETQBACK/EQBACK

ETQ_CHANNELS/EQ_CHANNELS

ETQ_MAX/EQ_MAX

ETQ_NOT/EQ_NOT

ETQ_SET/EQ_SET

ETQVIEW/EQVIEW

ETQUALIZER/EQUALIZER

ETQGAINS/EQGAINS

ETQDATA/EQDATA

FRETQUENCY/FREQUENCY

GETETQDATA/GETEQDATA

HTQ_VIDEOCD/HQ_VIDEOCD

INCRRTQ_WAIT/INCRRQ_WAIT

IRTQ/IRQ

IRTQ_/IRQ_

KONTQ/KONQ

KONTQ_/KONQ_

KONTQSBC/KONQSBC

KONTQFEED/KONQFEED

KONTQFILE/KONQFILE

KONTQSIDEBAR/KONQSIDEBAR

KWTQ_/KWQ_

MPEG_SETQ/MPEG_SEQ

PTQ_/PQ_

RETQSEN/REQSEN

RETQBUF/REQBUF

RETQ_/REQ_

RETQIMG/REQIMG

RTQ_IFS/RQ_IFS

RTQ_SIZE/RQ_SIZE

SAMPLE_FRETQ_/SAMPLE_FREQ_

SETQNO/SEQNO

SETQNO_/SEQNO_

SETQ_NO/SEQ_NO

SETQ_MASK/SEQ_MASK

SETQACCESSMGR/SEQACCESSMGR

SETQLINEWIDGET/SETLINEWIDGET

SETQMAN/SEQMAN

SND_SETQ_EVENT/SND_SEQ_EVENT

SUBTQ_/SUBQ_

KTQ_CLASSNAME/KQ_CLASSNAME

TDETQ_CLASSNAME/TDEQ_CLASSNAME

TQUIET/QUIET

etqdialog/eqdialog

Litquids/Liquids

RetqCount/ReqCount

retquis/requis (French)

Retquisiti/Requisiti (Italian)

setqCount/setCount

"setq "/"set "

stquid/squid

Stquiggle/Squiggle
stquiggle/squiggle
stquiggly/squiggly

tquerytable/querytable

Kontqui/Konqui
kontqui/konqui


Of course, none of these unintended renames affected compiling 
because the compiler does not "read" variable names the same way as 
humans. to compilers, variables are only "tokens." As long as the 
unintended renames are 100% consistent the program compiles just 
fine. Fixing the unintended renames is important to us humans only, 
to improve readability and establish a degree of professionalism.

Darrell