> but it is *very* unusual for an application to do so.
hm. well, we'll have to agree to disagree, then.
*no* other f/oss app on my box -- and i build lots (admittedly, /not/
Qt-based) -- currently has this problem.
even bacula's "own" wx-console, when config's with:
...
--enable-bwx-console
...
enable-bwx-console: yes wxWidgets 2.8
manages to 'get it right', properly finding the libs and generating
the correct prefix path
cd bacula/src/wx-console/bwx-console.app/Contents/MacOS
otool -L bwx-console | grep wx
bwx-console:
/usr/local/wx284_dyn/lib/libwx_macu-2.8.0.dylib
(compatibility version 2.0.0, current version 2.1.0)
That's not due to the "OS" doing something right. It's also not due
to "Wx-Config" doing something right.
Rather, it's due to the bacula src correctly utilizing available
wx-config on this OS.
My $0.02. If folks here don't think it needs fixin', then ok. *i*
have a workaround.
cheers.
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