On 20 Sep, 2007, at 2:22, Boyd Waters wrote:
> Qt4 has an extra directory of image plugins that you need.
>
> These are in ${PREFIX}/lib/qt4-mac
>
> I have to put these inside my application bundle and then use
> install_name_tool to change the library dependency paths.
>
> I can send more-spec
Thanks Ronald and Boyd,
This is how I finally fixed the problem:
Put an empty qt.conf inside the bundle's resources folder.
Copy the contents of qt's plugins directory to the bundle's MacOS folder
use install_name_tool on the libraries inside the plugins directory.
After that it found the plugins
Qt4 has an extra directory of image plugins that you need.
These are in ${PREFIX}/lib/qt4-mac
I have to put these inside my application bundle and then use
install_name_tool to change the library dependency paths.
I can send more-specific instructions once I get my application working.
- boyd
On 19 Sep, 2007, at 7:14, Emanuele Santos wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am having problems to show jpeg images on my bundled application
> using pyqt4.
> I know that the problem is with the qt plugins. How does py2app
> handle them? Because if try to run from my source tree it works fine.
Py2app doesn't ha
Hi,
I am having problems to show jpeg images on my bundled application
using pyqt4.
I know that the problem is with the qt plugins. How does py2app
handle them? Because if try to run from my source tree it works fine.
Thanks,
-- Emanuele.
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