Hi there, I hope you'll excuse me if this message is half-OT, but I believe its other half is pertinent here :) Anyway.
I've managed to compile qtuiotouch (https://github.com/dancasimiro/qtuiotouch/) on OS X (10.8.4, ftr) using Qt 5.1.0 by applying some changes to its CMakeLists.txt file (btw, not in Dan's repo yet, you can have a look at it on mine https://github.com/Morpheu5/qtuiotouch/ and bear in mind that I've also changed the MODULE at the end to read SHARED because it was making a shared object (.so) file and not a dinamically linked library (.dylib) like the ones I've seen among Qt's own plugins. Then, as per Dan's instructions, I went ahead and compiled his demo application, and instructed Qt Creator to run it with arguments -plugin TuioTouch. I then fired up my old faithful TUIO emitter, which I've successfully used before in other contexts, and watched the whole thing fail miserably. I then modified the cli arguments to include the actual path of the libqtuiotouch.dylib file because that TuioTouch looked suspicious all alone. After all, the file sat in its build directory, how in the world would my application know where to look? It still failed. I then proceeded to make a symlink inside Qt/5.1.0/clang_64/plugins/ and reverted to using TuioTouch instead of the full path. Still nothing. Now, I'm both unfamiliar with Qt's plugins and with qtuiotouch, so I would appreciate some suggestions, here :) -- Andrea Franceschini _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
