Alan,

When implementing rpath support for the libplplotqtd library you have
added the qt path in front of the rest of the rpath directories. From
the comments you added I think this is to ensure that you pick up 
your custom built qt libraries rather than the system ones. Unfortunately
if you are using the system qt libraries this adds /usr/lib at the
front of the rpath directory list and therefore you end up linking
with system version of the plplot libraries rather than those in the
install location. For me this is a headache. Of course the "proper"
solution is to order the rpath variables so that the install prefix
always appears first, but I can't see an easy way of doing that with
your current approach. Any thoughts?

Andrew


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