, not for Windows). It should also know about
all the needed destinations per-platform. I guess I saw my stuff as an
extension to fixup_bundle rather than existing much outside so instead
of fixup_bundle and do_qt_stuff I would just call deploy_qt(app
plugins) and it does the rest automagically.
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is outside the path you might pass
QT_LIBRARY_DIR here).
Let me know your thoughts!
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a single click
so I actually wasn't yet. Resent the relevant mails to the list,
sorry!
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the version number in
the filename.
In addition, other CMake things that aren't particularly native:
- Using bin/ directories inside Program Files on Windows is a bit weird
- I think that CMake shouldn't use version numbers in the Start
Menu/folder/executable name on Windows
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http
://github.com/Kitware/CMake/pull/1.patch
https://github.com/Kitware/CMake/pull/2.patch
Thanks!
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that one about a month ago, IIRC.
I did but couldn't remember the exact variable name. Personally,
although useful, that didn't seem to be much of an advantage, still
requiring most of the nasty INSTALL(CODE) just without the prefix
matching.
Thanks though!
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