Thanks. that makes sense now.
On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 5:55 PM, Lincoln Ramsay <[email protected]>wrote:
> The CONFIG(<term>, <condition>) function helps when checking for
> mutually-exclusive CONFIG values. CONFIG is (like other qmake variables)
> just a list so it does not handle removing terms that are
> mutually-exclusive.
>
> ie.
> CONFIG = debug
> CONFIG += release # debug release
> CONFIG += debug # debug release debug
> CONFIG -= debug # release
>
> So you can't just do:
> release {
> # something
> }
> debug {
> # something
> }
> unless it's ok to do into both of those conditionals.
>
> The CONFIG(<term>, <condition>) function call will look for the last
> word in the CONFIG variable matching <condition> and will return true if
> it is <term>.
>
> CONFIG = debug
> CONFIG(debug, debug|release) # true
> CONFIG += release
> CONFIG(debug, debug|release) # false
> CONFIG += debug
> CONFIG(debug, debug|release) # true
> CONFIG -= debug
> CONFIG(debug, debug|release) # false
>
>
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