[Related to the co-installation and hierarchy discussions] Through a series of well-intentioned decisions, we ended up having:
Qt Quick 1 (Qt4) Qt Quick 1 (Qt 5) Qt
Quick 2
QT += declarative quick1
quick
library libQtDeclarative libQtQuick1
libQtQuick
include QtDeclarative/ QtQuick1/ QtQuick
QDeclarativeXxx QDeclarativeXxx
QQuickXxx
import $prefix/imports $prefix/imports $prefix/imports
QtQuick 1.[01] QtQuick 1.[01] QtQuick
2.0
Git repo qt qtquick1
qtdeclarative
The Git repository is a completely internal implementation detail and
irrelevant to our users. Therefore, we don't need to change anything.
The library name is often not used directly, but I'd like to include it in the
discussion.
All the rest of the settings are user-visible and any change is a source-
incompatible change. I'd like to propose very simply that:
Qt Quick 1 has the same source settings in both Qt 4 and Qt 5
Concretely:
1) rename the library back to libQtDeclarative
this also renames the pkg-config file back to QtDeclarative.pc
[if my other proposal is accepted, then these files will get a "5"]
2) rename the include dir back to QtDeclarative/
3) rename the qmake module file back to qt_declarative.pri (so we get
QT += declarative back)
In addition, my hierarchy proposal also proposes splitting the import dirs,
but let's continue that discussion there.
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Thiago Macieira - thiago.macieira (AT) intel.com
Software Architect - Intel Open Source Technology Center
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