Hi Phil,
currently, -e MODULE means "activate MODULE, checking that it's built in
Qt too". This is a little counter-intuitive to me: I would expect "-e
MODULE" to mean "I really really want MODULE to be there", and thus
configure.py to abort if the module(s) I specified are not built in Qt
and thus cannot be compiled.
Do you instead consider the current behaviour better, or at least just
as potentially useful? If not, I will submit a patch to change it so
that configure.py fails if the module can't be activated.
Otherwise, would you mind if I add a way to tell configure.py to abort
if the enabled modules can't be activated?
--
Giovanni Bajo
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