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Yes - that would work, but it's not that simple for me. When I compile
gwenhywfar, I don't just want it to use qt5, I want it to know about
both qt4 and qt5, as I currently have clients that need both. The
gwenhywfar ./configure is indeed able to do that, and I think my
response in the other thread gave the core parameters I needed to use,
but I'm pretty sure there is a "less ugly" way than what I ended up
with.
Jack
On 2016.06.01 13:12, "Christian Dávid" wrote:
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12.0px;"><div>Hi Jack,<br/>
<br/>
maybe you can use qmake and qmoc within the /usr/lib/qt/qt5/
directory directly? The configure scripts should be able to handle
that (btw: I think qmake is only needed to find the include directory
but not used afterwards).<br/>
<br/>
Greetings<br/>
Christian<br/>
<br/>
> Jack <ostrof...@users.sourceforge.net> hat am 31. Mai 2016
um 23:12 geschrieben:<br/>
><br/>
><br/>
> I'm still waiting to see what the official Gentoo response
will be to<br/>
> get gwenhywfar to include qt5. I did find some configure
hand-waving<br/>
> which made it work. Gwenhywfar already has a "--guis='x
y z'"<br/>
> configure parameter, but just adding qt5 isn't enough. The
one thing I<br/>
> discovered is that many of the qt related utilities (at least
under<br/>
> Gentoo) are actually symlinks to a program qtchooser, which
calls the<br/>
> appropriate version, based either on a command line flag (--qt=5
or<br/>
> --qt=4) or else something in the environment. (so "moc
--qt=4" or "moc<br/>
> --qt=5 as appropriate) Simply adding --qt5-moc='moc
--qt=5' to the<br/>
> configure was not quite enough but I'd have to go dig up the
script I<br/>
> used to get the final bit that finally worked.<br/>
><br/>
> More details on Gentoo - the actual utilities are under<br/>
> /usr/lib/qt/qt4/ and /usr/lib/qt/qt5/ so they can still have the
same<br/>
> name - it is qtchooser which dispatches the correct one.<br/>
><br/>
> Also - the error I got about not finding <QDialog> was
indeed because<br/>
> it was still using the qt4 version of qmake (I think.) Once I
got the<br/>
> qt5 stuff properly included, that problem went away.<br/>
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