On 10/04/2012 03:01 AM, Thomas Berg wrote: > On Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 9:39 AM, Roman Lacko<[email protected]> wrote: >> Yes pyside will work when Qt libs are in PATH > Ok, great. > >> PySide will not work without qt,conf, as you can read here >> http://doc-snapshot.qt-project.org/4.8/qt-conf.html, >> you need to override the hardcoded paths in Qt library. >> >> I would generate qt.cong with build tool (cmake or whatever) when >> compiling on dev machine. >> When instaling on users machie, the qt.conf can (and should) be >> generated by app installer. > Actually, this is not in agreement with our experience. Our own > application also depends on finding Qt plugins for example, and it > does indeed work if the Qt files are carefully placed in correct > locations relative to the application. We will add a qt.conf if > needed. > > I concur with Thomas' statement. You do not need a qt.conf to run if the Qt files are placed in the search path. I understand that you can use a qt.conf but it is not strictly necessary.
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