[Qt-interest] deployqt

[Morten Sørvig]

Hi!

Looks like I've created some confusion about the macdeployqt versions  
here. The most recent version can now be found as bin/macdeployqt in  
the main Qt 4.5 distribution. The source code is at src/tools/ 
macdeployqt. I've just updated the zip file pointed to by the blog  
entry, but it will eventually start lagging behind again.

On Jan 22, 2009, at 8:43 AM, vinitha ks wrote:

> My application name contains spaces and digits(Ex: my App 4.3). When  
> i removed this spaces and digits from the bundle name (ex: myApp),  
> it copied all the Qt libraries to contents folder.But i don't wish  
> to change the application name.Is there any way to run deployqt for  
> my application "my App 4.3"?

This was a bug in the original blog version, it should work now.  
(tested with TARGET = "myapp 4.4" in the pro file.

>
> Another problem i found is-I'm using many other libraries (done by  
> us) inside our application.Each of them using Qt libraries. Is it  
> possible to copy each of our libraries to application's frameworks  
> folder using deployqt?How can i ran deployqt for my each dylibs  
> which uses inside our application ?Where i get more informatin about  
> deployqt?
>

The mindset for the current version is "deploy everything but the  
system libraries", including support for recursive scenarios like  
this. There might be issues with specific project configurations  
though. Try downloading http://chaos.troll.no/~msorvig/deployment_mac.zip 
  and see if the new version handles it. If it doesn't, send me a  
sample project that represents your configuration, and I'll take a  
look at it.

- Morten