QMake include path of a framework

[SGaist]

Hi,

IIRC, adding LIBS += -framework your_framework_name should do the job.

[Peppy]

@SGaist Nope, somehow it does not work that way. Strange.

EDIT: It's not a system framework (i.e. AppKit) but a build of QtWebKit.

[SGaist]

Then if it's for a demo, I'd add the path to the headers in between.

But... A test framework for a demo ?

[Peppy]

@SGaist said in QMake include path of a framework:

Then if it's for a demo, I'd add the path to the headers in between.

But... A test framework for a demo ?

what? :D ... I've built QtWebKit and adding it with LIBS did not helped me ... because missing headers like <QtWebKit/qwebkitglobal.h> which can not be found, but <qwebkitglobal.h> finds... however I would have to redo all QtWebKit headers, which is just... too much.

[SGaist]

I may have misunderstood your current situation.

Is it a problem with building QtWebKit directly ?

[Peppy]

@SGaist said in QMake include path of a framework:

I may have misunderstood your current situation.

Is it a problem with building QtWebKit directly ?

I'm not building QtWebKit. I have QtWebKit and QtWebKit libraries/frameworks already built. I have problem with headers of those frameworks.

[SGaist]

Can you share your .pro file ?

[Konstantin Tokarev]

@Peppy QT += webkitwidgets should do just the right thing. In case QtWebKit is installed outside Qt prefix QMAKEPATH needs to be set, see https://github.com/annulen/webkit/wiki/Using-QtWebKit-in-your-project#qmake

[Peppy]

@Konstantin-Tokarev but I have to install the Qt5WebKit? Can I just have it outside of Qt, what are consequences of setting QMAKEPATH?

[Konstantin Tokarev]

@Peppy Right now it just won't work without installation, however you can install it separately from Qt (just point QMAKEPATH to proper location)