Jed Brown wrote:
> Andreas Pakulat wrote:
>
>> Can you please elaborate, I have no idea what a/b or foo/bar refer to in
>> this example. However qmake knows exactly where the headers and libs
>> (and data) for the Qt its supposed to be used with are. So having the
>> right qmake first in your PATH is the right thing to setup. Either that
>> or look into the docs for FindQt4.cmake to find out the name for the
>> CMake variable that the module accepts for pointing to the right qmake
>> binary.
>
> Suppose that package "foo" and "bar" both use the system that Qt uses. Then
> I can set
>
> PATH=/path/a:/path/b
>
> and I will get /path/a/foo and /path/a/bar. That's not what I wanted. Of
> course setting
>
> PATH=/path/b:/path/b
^^^^^^^^^Of course that should be PATH=/path/b:/path/a > > gives me /path/b/foo and /path/b/bar. That's not what I wanted either. How > would I get > /path/a/foo and /path/b/bar? This should not be difficult. > > > Jed >
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