@JonB said in Trouble Running Python Script in Qt - Using QRC Resources:

@Veltroniv

I built an .exe file from my .py file with all the dependencies (included libraries etc...).

I presume you mean that whatever tool you used to generate a .exe from the .py source embeds a standalone Python interpreter into that executable, so no external Python is needed?

yes, i guess. Its working properly so...

And, just checking, what did you use to "gathering the path to exe file"? I assume you mean to the top-level executable of your Qt application, and then you locate the other executable generated from the Python script because you know it's relative to where your top-level executable will be installed?

Yess, thats correct. It might not have been clear.

No, as suggested in my previous post, you have to deploy the Qt Multimedia plugins.

Did you use windeployqt to prepare your application for deployment ?

@Tranquil
I don't know how you read your text-file. But if it is for example with QTextStream, you coulc read line by line, call QString QString::simplified() const on it. that removes all leading and trailing whitespaces and reduces al other whitespaces to a simple single space. That should include tab and multiple spaces.

Than QString::splitRef(QChar::Space); on it and you have a vector of all your entries (in StringRef format) -> convert it to your container.

@J.Hilk said in Deploy QT Application on any mac:

macdeploy

Yes you saved my life ! Works perfectly, thanks !
I had to change @rpath to @executablepath tho

This link helped me doing it if someone has the same problem one day https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2809930/macdeployqt-and-third-party-libraries

@raven-worx : I've got an answer from BogDan Vatra, in fact Ministro does not support Qt 5.7.x
This is why nothing works when generating APK with Ministro.

Qt5.7.x support will be added some time later. This is a bad news for me... I can't wait for a Ministro update.

So I found a workaround, I give it here, perhaps this could help someone else.

I have create a APK with Qt lib included, in release mode but not signed.
From this APK, which is in fact a ZIP archive, I've extract all Qt specific stuff:

assets/--Added-by-androiddeployqt--/* lib/armeabi-v7a/libplugins_* lib/armeabi-v7a/libqml_* lib/armeabi-v7a/libQt5* lib/armeabi-v7a/libgnustl_shared

I copy those files on device, into internal storage.
Then, I generate new APK (same configuration: release, with Qt libs and not signed).
To generate the update APK, I remove from this the Qt specific stuff (so APK size is now less than 2MB).
I transfer this APK on device, on device side I insert missed Qt libs into.
Then I start APK installation on device.

This a very dirty way to do it, but it WorksForMe(TM)

@SGaist no, I did not. I just tried it with --qmldir specified and it worked flawlessly. Lesson learnt. However, I feel the deployment article could be a little more informative.
I appreciate the help!

Thank you very much @SGaist and @raven-worx for helping me out. I fixed this issue by using runtime libraries from this project:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/postgresql-mingw-w64/

Yes i already did it. Thanks!

Hi @JKSH! It worked. Thanks a lot!

"Is this something that's part of a newer Qt distribution, or something you've customized?"
My customization that I wanted to contribute as well but there were obstacles that prevented this. The customized macdeployqt could be given additional include paths where to search for dependencies, so I think it could help you solve your case.