Problems with MAC (string.h: No such file or directory) [solved]

[JorgeVdB]

yes...

Thank you, before I forget...

[SGaist]

Add this

@
<key>CFBundleIconFile</key>
<string>myApp.icns</string>
@

To your Info.plist

And put the myApp.icns in your bundle Contents/Resources folder

[JorgeVdB]

Done.... but no change... What I have to do now??

[SGaist]

In your pro file:

@
ICON = myApp.icns
QMAKE_INFO_PLIST = Info.plist@

[JorgeVdB]

And compile and link the libraries once again???

No other way???

I am watching, that in the original .pro file no appear this line, and the original developer used this .pro file.

[JorgeVdB]

I continue research, and when I change things in the info.plist with the Property List Editor nothing change.

Even I changed the name of the Executable.

[JorgeVdB]

You don't care, when I make the installer the icon appear...

[SGaist]

Personally, I rebuild the application whenever I make changes to one of it's component so as to say it's mandatory for the icon to be updated, I don't know (there might be some caching done under the hood).

I don't get your last message.

[JorgeVdB]

Finally I deliver the project, so thank you so much!!!

[SGaist]

You're welcome !

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