02.02.2017 16:07, Sergio Schvezov пишет:
On Thu, 2 Feb 2017 15:53:33 +0300, Vasilisc wrote:
Please, help me. I have qt-app HelloWorld. I create HelloWorld in QtCreator.
/sp/qt1/ $ tree qtprogram1
qtprogram1
├── qt1
│ ├── main.cpp
│ ├── mainwindow.cpp
│ ├── mainwindow.h
│ ├── mainwindow.ui
│ ├── qt1.pro
│ └── qt1.pro.user
└── qt1-build-desktop
├── Makefile
├── moc_mainwindow.cpp
└── ui_mainwindow.h
2 directories, 9 files
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snapcraft.yaml contain
name: qt1
version: "1"
summary: My first Qt app
description: Qt Hello World
confinement: strict
architectures: [amd64]
apps:
qt1:
command: desktop-launch $SNAP/opt/myapp/qt1
plugs: [home, unity7, x11]
parts:
project-files:
plugin: qmake
source: .
qt-version: qt5
project-files: [qtprogram1/qt1/qt1.pro]
after: [integration]
integration:
plugin: nil
stage-packages:
- libc6
- libstdc++6
- libc-bin
after: [desktop-qt5]
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After "snapcraft" I find only one binary file qt1
/sp/qt1# find . -name "qt1" -type f
./parts/project-files/build/qt1
How to locate qt1 in opt/myapp/qt1 (for example)?
The best approach is to make qtprogram1/qt1/qt1.pro do that. If you want
snapcraft to do this you can use `organize` such that...
parts:
project-files:
plugin: qmake
source: .
qt-version: qt5
project-files: [qtprogram1/qt1/qt1.pro]
organize:
qt1: opt/myapp/qt1
after: [integration]
But give our result in `find` you have no install rule at all so instead would
need to do something like:
parts:
project-files:
plugin: qmake
source: .
qt-version: qt5
project-files: [qtprogram1/qt1/qt1.pro]
install: |
install -d $SNAPCRAFT_PART_INSTALL/opt/myapp
install qt1 $SNAPCRAFT_PART_INSTALL/opt/myapp/qt1
after: [integration]
More about this here https://snapcraft.io/docs/build-snaps/scriptlets
Sergio, thank you very much!!!!! It's work! =) thx thx thx
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Best regards,
vasilisc
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