For those who wanna compile on mac

[Phantato]

Here is how I get things work, but may mess up sth.

0. Assuming you already got cmake, gmake, clang, cargo or any other compile-related tools.
1. brew install qt@5
2. brew link qt@5
3. Follow kde's brew instructions and brew install kde-mac/kde/kf5-ktexteditor
4. Now comes to the mess up things: 4.1. Use the following script to let qt@5 recognize those installed kde frameworks, literally, copy those *.pri files:

   
   import subprocess as sp
   import os

li = sp.check_output("brew list | grep kf5-", shell=True, text=True).split('\n') print(li)

qt_dir = '/usr/local/Cellar/qt@5/5.15.2_2/mkspecs/modules/'

for item in li: item = item.removeprefix('kf5-') kde_dir = '/usr/local/Cellar/kf5-' + item + '/5.90.0' #version might be different if os.path.isdir(kde_dir): pri_dir = kde_dir + '/mkspecs/modules' for f in os.listdir(pri_dir): s_path = pri_dir + "/" + f t_path = qt_dir + f with open(s_path) as f: text = f.read(); text = text.replace("$$PWD", pri_dir) with open(t_path, 'w') as f: f.write(text)

4.2. run

cp /usr/local/Cellar/ki18n/5.91.0/mkspecs/modules/qt_KI18n.pri /usr/local/Cellar/qt@5/5.15.2_2/mkspecs/modules

since `i18n` doesn't have the "kf5-" prefix. Again, version might be different.
4.4. open `/usr/local/Cellar/qt@5/5.15.2_2/mkspecs/modules/qt_KSyntaxHighlighting.pri` and
4.5. change line 8 from

QT.KSyntaxHighlighting.includes = /usr/local/Cellar/kf5-syntax-highlighting/5.90.0/mkspecs/modules/../../include/KF5/KSyntaxHighlighting

to

QT.KSyntaxHighlighting.includes = /usr/local/Cellar/kf5-syntax-highlighting/5.90.0/mkspecs/modules/../../include/KF5

i.e. remove last `KSyntaxHighlighting`
4.6. go to `/YOUR/PATH/TO/rpfm-3.0.5/rpfm_ui/qt_subclasses`, modify the `qt_subclasses.pro`, add

QT += KSyntaxHighlighting

so it looks like 

QT += widgets QT += KTextEditor QT += KWidgetsAddons QT += KSyntaxHighlighting # <- add here TARGET = qt_subclasses

5. Then finally `cargo build` should do its work.

Personally, I'm not feeling good about the python and text-editing things so any improvement are welcome.