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#! /usr/bin/env python
## This script is a quick test to demonstrate (and test)
## the bksys tqmoc handling '#include "file.moc"' can be added .. or not
##
## Thomas Nagy, 2005
## This file can be reused freely for any project (see COPYING)
Import('env')
myenv=env.Copy()
## First build : the shell
## Each tab in it will hold an instance of the part ..
%{APPNAMELC}_sources="""
main.cpp
%{APPNAMELC}kmdi.cpp
%{APPNAMELC}kmdiView.cpp
kmdikonsole.cpp
settings.kcfgc
prefs.ui
"""
# Now that we have our list of sources we can build the program
myenv.KDEprogram( '%{APPNAMELC}', %{APPNAMELC}_sources ) # main program
myenv.KDEaddpaths_includes( './ ../' ) # additional paths
myenv.KDEaddlibs( 'qt-mt tdecore kio kparts kmdi' ) # additional libraries
## Next, the kpart library
## using KDEshlib, the .so and .la are installed automatically when needed
myenv2=env.Copy()
%{APPNAMELC}part_sources = '%{APPNAMELC}_part.cpp'
myenv2.KDEshlib( 'lib%{APPNAMELC}part', %{APPNAMELC}part_sources)
myenv2.KDEaddpaths_includes( './ #/' ) # the '#' means the top-level directory
myenv2.KDEaddlibs( 'qt-mt kio tdecore tdeprint kparts' )
# myenv2.KDEaddflags_link( '-DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT' )
#############################
## Data files to install
## NOTE: KDEinstall( resource_type, subdir, list of files )
## the .kcfg file
myenv.KDEinstall( 'KDEKCFG', '', '%{APPNAMELC}.kcfg' )
## the program .desktop file
myenv.KDEinstall( 'KDEMENU', '/Utilities', '%{APPNAMELC}.desktop' )
## the rc file - named *_shell.rc instead of *ui.rc for kpart apps
myenv.KDEinstall( 'KDEDATA', '/%{APPNAMELC}', '%{APPNAMELC}_shell.rc' )
## this servicetype desktop file goes in KDEXDG whether the other one goes in KDEMENU
myenv.KDEinstall( 'KDEXDG', '', '%{APPNAMELC}_part.desktop' )
## the kpart resource file
myenv.KDEinstall( 'KDEDATA', '/%{APPNAMELC}part', '%{APPNAMELC}_part.rc' )
## Installing icons is easy (hi-16-app-%{APPNAMELC}.png, hi-22-app-%{APPNAMELC}.png)
#myenv.KDEicon()
## do not forget that this is a python script so even loops are allowed... :)
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