Hi guys,
I'm trying to build the qt jambi generator examples in order to dig myself
into the whole topic.
I've got the qt-win-opensource-4.7.1-vs2008 version and the latest clone of
the git repository.
I'm talking about the hello_world_generator example.
Overall there seem to be several paths wr
Hello!
Hello Paolo!
Wow, I'm quite sure you're the first guys EVER trying to compile that
generator example!
At least that I heard of... Congratulations! I'm the author of the
HelloWorld stuff, and as
you can see it's not a simple task setting it up. Since the build system has
gone through
some r
If you need something specific about build system changes, just ask me...
These MSVC errors are often quite fun, for this reason I prefer MinGW for
compilation on Windows.
On Tuesday 22 February 2011 00:05:54 Helge Fredriksen wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Hello Paolo!
>
> Wow, I'm quite sure you're the
Hi,
The reason I used msvc is that I actually tried MinGW first but just didn't
get qtjambi building successfully.
And yeah, a .jar was build as well: test-win32-msvc2008-4.7.1.jar.
To me everything seems fine despite the fact that the java wont compile
It's just strange to me that QApplication
One thing I must ask: You did compile QtJambi from scratch? Actually you
could do with a precompiled Qt, but to work with the generator you need to
compile the QtJambi from source.
Heck, if QApplication cannot be found, you are missing qtjambi.jar etc. in
your classpath when trying to launch the e
Hi,
I compiled QtJambi from sources out of the qtjambi-community git repository.
Just for Qt I used the precompiled version.
And ok you were right :) I missed the qtjambi.jar ... but now there is still
the problem that javac cannot fint the org.jambi.test sources (see below for
the errors).
Coul
The generator handles correctly only most of Qt, it isn’t feature complete for
CPP, so you may expect some problems. Creating tickets for these problems
really
helps getting them solved, though.
Is your Qt version MSVC version or MinGW version? Is your local MSVC version
same with MSVC version
Qt: qt-win-opensource-4.7.1-vs2008
MVSC: Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition with SP1 - ENU
I didn't compile the Qt version, as I read several times that the
precompiled libraries will do. I just configured it using -platform
win32-msvc2008.
There are no other versions of qt or msvc as I us
Atleast on qtjambi space PRI files are mostly generated by generator. What for
this file would be?
Maybe Helge knows how this works with user libraries?
On Tuesday 22 February 2011 15:06:18 Poalo Pacussi wrote:
> Oh,
>
> I just realized that the make error is my mistake.
>
> I replaced the th
Oh,
I just realized that the make error is my mistake.
I replaced the the .pri file extension of the following line (test.pro file)
with .dll.
include(../bin/org_qtjambi_test.pri)
Sure the generator is not able to parse it!
But this .pri file is nowhere to be found in my checkout?!
On Tue, Feb
>
>
> But this .pri file is nowhere to be found in my checkout?!
>
The pri file should have been generated.
Anyway, this technology takes some effort to get control of since there are
so many stages. That's why I made this
very simple hello world example in the first place, to nail down the
essen
Hi,
I'll keep on trying.
Thank your guys very much for the answers so far.
Best regards.
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 6:12 PM, Helge Fredriksen wrote:
>
>> But this .pri file is nowhere to be found in my checkout?!
>>
>
> The pri file should have been generated.
>
> Anyway, this technology takes so
I finally got the hello world example running, yeaha!
But in order to do so I had to tweak the generated java classes by hand,
compile them by hand, and integrade them into the produced .jar.
The problem:
[generator] WARNING(MetaJavaBuilder) :: unknown baseclass for 'TestView':
'QGraphicsView'
[g
Hi!
I guess this just means that the generator is not being fed with the correct
input in some way. It probably
isn't able to find the definitions of these classes during parsing. Could
you try to include the typesystem
for these packages/classes manually in the typesystem file of the test
project
I haven’t looked at those custom generator examples, but...
I have never seen this kind of errors, but I’ll try some guessing. Somehow
this is not finding QGraphicsView from anywhere. Either that, or your class
uses that class in way
the generator doesn’t support. I’d doubt latter, though.
Pl
Hi,
as far as I understand it right these generator examples were once working.
I just adapted the pathes, in the global.h or the typesystem I did not
change a thing.
The global.h :
#include <../../src/TestItem.h>
#include <../../src/TestSuper.h>
#include <../../src/TestView.h>
#include
#include
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