Oswald,
I do not understand how qtPrepareTool() can help me? (We are talking about and
not Qt4.8.x Qt5.0.x)
This function only sets the variable QDOC to the \bin\ qdoc3.exe but me needed
set another variable QTDOC to environment!
I'm create nev file my.prf and copy to qtAddToolEnv function, taket 1:1 from
Qt5 features:
my.prf
~~~~~
...
defineTest(qtAddToolEnv) {
for(env, 2) {
value = $$eval($${env}.value)
!isEmpty(value) {
name = $$eval($${env}.name)
equals(QMAKE_DIR_SEP, /) {
contains($${env}.CONFIG, prepend): infix = \${$$name:+:\$$$name}
else: infix =
val = "$$name=$$join(value, :)$$infix"
} else {
# Escape closing parens when expanding the variable, otherwise
cmd confuses itself.
contains($${env}.CONFIG, prepend): infix = ;%$$name:)=^)%
else: infix =
val = "(set $$name=$$join(value, ;)$$infix) &"
}
contains(MAKEFILE_GENERATOR, MS.*): val ~= s,%,%%,g
else: val ~= s,\\\$,\$\$,g
$$1 = "$$val $$eval($$1)"
}
}
export($$1)
}
...
doc.pri
~~~~~
...
QTDOC = $$[QT_INSTALL_DOCS]
QTDOC = $$replace(QTDOC, \\\\, /)
QDOCCONF = <path/to/my/qcod>/my.qdocconf
include($$<path/to/my/prf>/my.prf)
qtPrepareTool(QDOC, qdoc3)
#!!! Here I assume that this function should be exported to environment the
path to Qt doc.
# i.e. equal: set G:/Qt/Qt4.8.3/doc !!!
qtAddToolEnv(QTDOC, $$QTDOC)
docs_target.target = docs
docs_target.commands = "cd $$[QT_INSTALL_PREFIX] && $$QDOC $$QDOCCONF"
QMAKE_EXTRA_TARGETS = docs_target
...
my.qdocconf:
~~~~~~~~~~
...
indexes = $QTDOC/html/qt.index
...
Then Makefile will generate:
...
docs:
cd G:\Qt\Qt4.8.3 && .\bin\qdoc3.exe
G:/git/ng/qtserialport/doc/serialport.qdocconf
...
Now, when I try do: $mingw32-make docs, then I receive error:
"
<path/to/my/qdocconf>/my.qdocconf:11: error: Environment variable '
QTDOC' undefined
Environment variable 'QTDOC' undefined
"
I still do not understand how to set the desired environment variable QTDOC
during the assembly of
the documentation?
30.11.2012, 14:27, "Oswald Buddenhagen" <[email protected]>:
> On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 11:50:17AM +0400, Denis Shienkov wrote:
>
>> 30.11.2012, 02:31, "Lincoln Ramsay" <[email protected]>:
>>> docs_target.commands = "$$set QTDOC=$$QTDOC && $$QDOC3 $$QDOCCONF"
>> Also this solution on Windows does not work either. I already checked...
>> When is this solution, Makefile contains a target:
>>
>> ...
>> docs:
>> set QTDOC=G:/Qt/Qt4.8.3/doc && G:\Qt\Qt4.8.3\bin\qdoc3.exe
>> <path/to/my/qdocconf>my.qdocconf
>> ...
>>
>> But linking qt.index file does not happens.
>
> of course it doesn't. the whole line is a single set statement as far as
> nmake is concerned.
>
> see what qmake does nowadays. qtPrepareTool() and called functions - all
> in qtbase/mkspecs/features/qt_functions.prf.
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