Use Qt_all extension about pythonqt HOT 6 CLOSED

If you use a similar method as the one I present in #40 , you have to link to two libraries: PythonQt and PythonQt_QtAll.

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Hi,
thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately your fork doesn't work with qt5.
Any plans to support it?

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I won't make it compliant with Qt5 in a near future but the changes I made are independent of Qt so you can apply the same changes to a Qt5 compatible version of PythonQt.

From the error message, I would say you lack one (at least) of the following:

• a file similar to extensions/CMakeLists.txt of my fork in your PythonQt source directory,
• a TARGET_LINK_LIBRARY(yourcpp PythonQt_QtAll) in the project that depends on PythonQt.

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your fork doesn't work with qt5.

Support for Qt5 has been integrated in commontk/PythonQt. Using the fork shouldn't be needed

re: #40

Would make sense to integrate.

@iltommi or @jmirabel Would you mind rebasing the PR against the current patched-6 branch ?

Thanks
Jc

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Hello @jcfr, and thanks for the help.
I switched to #patched-6 branch and it compiles after removing WebKitWidgets and webkit from

set(qt5libs Core Widgets Network OpenGL Sql Svg UiTools WebKitWidgets Xml XmlPatterns)
                                                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
set(qt4libs core gui network opengl sql svg uitools webkit xml xmlpatterns)
                                                    ^^^^^^

and comment this line:

# set(qtlib_to_wraplib_WebKitWidgets webkit)

Since they are no more shipped starting with 5.6 (or at least I don't have with the homebrew installation on mac). I'm not that confident in cmake to create a switch over something like if(${found_qt_version} VERSION_LESS [....], but It would be nice to have that fixed.

Now coming to my problem I think I have found a solution:
To use all the wrapped qt (which in the qmake version on sourceforge come in a separate library libPythonQt_QtAll.dylib)
I #include "PythonQt_QtBindings.h" and call PythonQt_init_QtBindings();

Is this correct?

With the qmake version, I used to link libPythonQt_QtAll.dylib
the included #include <PythonQt_QtAll.h> and call PythonQt_QtAll::init();

Thanks again!

p.s.
As side note I added this line (which seems missing):

install(FILES src/gui/PythonQtScriptingConsole.h DESTINATION ${PythonQt_INSTALL_INCLUDE_DIR}/gui)

Would it be possible to include it in the next commit?

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Closing. Support for Qt5 is now up-to-date and available in patched-8 branch

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