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Fritzing desktop application
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Build app from this repository #4078

Closed ashtana closed 11 months ago

ashtana commented 11 months ago

When I try build app from this repository... I got to this error: \fritzing-app\src\sketch\zoomablegraphicsview.cpp(89): error C2039: 'device': is not a member of 'QWheelEvent' I to comment all code where been variable device(), but I got new fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'quazip1-qt5.lib'

I'm trying to create an application from a YouTube video - https://youtu.be/deyyxNkQPSM?si=Zj9KcpwCAB9Q_x-G

Please, friends, who has the time, strength and desire, tell me what I’m doing wrong

Originally posted by @ashtana in https://github.com/fritzing/fritzing-app/issues/4070#issuecomment-1787676983

CrazyCoder commented 11 months ago

quazip_qt5.zip

Unpack this file into the folder with other dependencies (next to fritzing-app).

The linked video is a bit misleading and instructing to copy these files into c:\, they should be in fritzing\quazip_qt5 instead.

You can inspect fritzing-app\pri\quazipdetect.pri file to see where it's looking for the dependencies. Also, build the release configuration of everything instead of debug. This way, you will not need to remove d from the end of the dll file names.

ashtana commented 11 months ago

quazip_qt5.zip

Unpack this file into the folder with other dependencies (next to fritzing-app).

The linked video is a bit misleading and instructing to copy these files into c:\, they should be in fritzing\quazip_qt5 instead.

You can inspect fritzing-app\pri\quazipdetect.pri file to see where it's looking for the dependencies. Also, build the release configuration of everything instead of debug. This way, you will not need to remove d from the end of the dll file names.

Thank you very much friend! Everything worked in the release64 folder, I added the DLL files and entered the command line arguments and Frizing version 1.0.0 worked for me! Thank you! This was my first experience building an application in Qt.

alastaira commented 10 months ago

The linked video is a bit misleading

The linked video has been removed by YouTube for apparently "violating its terms".... assuming it was a video describing how to use Qt to build an open-source project, it's hard to imagine exactly terms it breached?