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neuronalmotion / qtrpi

An easy-to-use environment to cross-compile Qt applications for Raspberry Pi from your desktop.
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Support qtvirtualkeyboard module #74

Open fireghostea opened 6 years ago

fireghostea commented 6 years ago

i add module name in qt-modules.txt and sucessfully install that and now can run example code on my rpi but that is support only English for supporting other language i should use "qmake-rpi" with this argument "CONFIG+=lang-all" ( base on answer in this link link )how do this? should i change ./init-qtrpi-full.sh code?

GuillaumeLazar commented 6 years ago

Thanks for your feedback. It's a good news that the qtvirtualkeyboard module works.

Currently all Qt modules from qt-modules.txt are built in the same way without any arguments. Check the file compile-qt-modules.sh:

  1. The for loop (end of the file) iterates on all Qt modules (on the text file) and calls the function build_qtbase if the module is qtbase otherwise it calls build_module
  2. The function build_module uses the function qmake_cmd (defined in common.sh)
  3. The function qmake_cmd performs the "real" qmake: 
    $ROOT/raspi/qt5/bin/qmake -r |& tee $ROOT/logs/$LOG_FILE.log

Based on your link, I guess you want to do something like this only for the "qtvirtualkeyboard" module:

$ROOT/raspi/qt5/bin/qmake "CONFIG+=lang-all" -r |& tee $ROOT/logs/$LOG_FILE.log

So I guess you can update qtrpi in multiple ways to achieve this. For example you can check if the module name is "qtvirtualkeyboard" in the file compile-qt-modules.sh and do your specifc qmake command with the arguments.

If you are proud of your enhancement, you can create a Pull Request, after a review time we will merge it on the develop branch.