Here the installer creation works. I mean, with VS2008, linux and mac
the help files are OK in both the installed version and from the build
directory.
The Initialize() funtion of my workbench advisor contains this:
if (!berry::QtAssistantUtil::GetHelpCollectionFile().isEmpty())
{
typedef std::vector<berry::IBundle::Pointer> BundleContainer;
BundleContainer bundles = berry::Platform::GetBundles();
berry::QtAssistantUtil::RegisterQCHFiles(bundles);
}
In the files.cmake of my application plugin there is this:
#----------- Qt Help Collection Project -------------#
IF (BLUEBERRY_USE_QT_HELP)
SET(_plugin_qhcp_input
"${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/documentation/KMapsQtHelpCollectionProject.qhcp")
# SET(_plugin_qhcp_output
"${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/KMapsQtHelpCollection_${KMaps_REVISION_ID}.qhc")
SET(_plugin_qhcp_output
"${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/KMapsQtHelpCollection.qhc")
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(OUTPUT ${_plugin_qhcp_output}
COMMAND ${QT_COLLECTIONGENERATOR_EXECUTABLE}
${_plugin_qhcp_input} -o ${_plugin_qhcp_output}
DEPENDS ${_plugin_qhcp_input}
)
LIST(APPEND CACHED_RESOURCE_FILES ${_plugin_qhcp_output})
ENDIF()
Finally, the activator of my application plugin contains this:
void KMapsApplicationPlugin::start(ctkPluginContext* context)
{
berry::AbstractUICTKPlugin::start(context);
this->context = context;
BERRY_REGISTER_EXTENSION_CLASS(KMapsApplication, context);
QString collectionFile = GetQtHelpCollectionFile();
berry::QtAssistantUtil::SetHelpCollectionFile(collectionFile);
berry::QtAssistantUtil::SetDefaultHelpUrl("qthelp://it.unito.cim.kmaps/bundle/index.html");
delete pluginListener;
pluginListener = new berry::QCHPluginListener(context);
context->connectPluginListener(pluginListener,
SLOT(pluginChanged(ctkPluginEvent)), Qt::DirectConnection);
// register all QCH files from all the currently installed plugins
pluginListener->processPlugins();
}
ctkPluginContext* KMapsApplicationPlugin::GetPluginContext() const
{
return context;
}
QString KMapsApplicationPlugin::GetQtHelpCollectionFile() const
{
if (!helpCollectionFile.isEmpty())
{
return helpCollectionFile;
}
QString collectionFilename;
// QString na("n/a");
// if (na != KMaps_REVISION)
// collectionFilename = "KMapsQtHelpCollection_" KMaps_REVISION ".qhc";
// else
collectionFilename = "KMapsQtHelpCollection.qhc";
QFileInfo collectionFileInfo = context->getDataFile(collectionFilename);
QFileInfo pluginFileInfo =
QFileInfo(QUrl(context->getPlugin()->getLocation()).toLocalFile());
if (!collectionFileInfo.exists() ||
pluginFileInfo.lastModified() > collectionFileInfo.lastModified())
{
// extract the qhc file from the plug-in
QByteArray content = context->getPlugin()->getResource(collectionFilename);
if (content.isEmpty())
{
BERRY_WARN << "Could not get plug-in resource: " <<
collectionFilename.toStdString();
}
else
{
QFile file(collectionFileInfo.absoluteFilePath());
file.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly);
file.write(content);
file.close();
}
}
if (QFile::exists(collectionFileInfo.absoluteFilePath()))
{
helpCollectionFile = collectionFileInfo.absoluteFilePath();
}
return helpCollectionFile;
}
Good luck!
Miklos
On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 9:29 AM, Clarkson, Matt <[email protected]> wrote:
> While you are there Miklos, have you tried running "make package" recently.
> Mine is broke, but I know I am missing a line of CMake, but I can't get it to
> work.
> So, if your's works, Id like to know where/how you install qt assistant in
> your final bundle.
> Thanks
>
> Matt
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