Qmake producing win solution with absolute path
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I am using qmake to generate a windows solution file. It is doing this, but the solution (.sln) file is containing absolute paths on the machine it was generated rather than relative paths. How do I stop it doing this, they need to be relative paths.
My .pro is very simple:
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TEMPLATE=subdirs
include(system.pri)The .pri just contains entries like this:
SUBDIRS += ntv4/example/ntv4init/ntv4init.pro
SUBDIRS += ntv4/example/ntv4burn/ntv4burn.pro
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But the solution contains:
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Project("{8BC9CEB8-8B4A-11D0-8D11-00A0C91BC942}") = "ntv4init", "D:/work/d61dd4c5a2fb0db2/sdk/ntv4/example/ntv4init\ntv4init.vcproj", "{6594B07E-B513-3EB3-B693-157195F096A0}"
EndProject
Project("{8BC9CEB8-8B4A-11D0-8D11-00A0C91BC942}") = "ntv4burn", "D:/work/d61dd4c5a2fb0db2/sdk/ntv4/example/ntv4burn\ntv4burn.vcproj", "{6632FA0D-A904-36CB-A18E-64543ADE2AF2}"
EndProject
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Help would be appreciated.....
David[code tags added, koahnig]
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What I did in the end was write a little C++ program that went in there and cleaned up the paths. (You could use perl or python, etc) My program also put in the dependencies which I couldn't seem to force qmake to produce. However, word of caution, unlike the vcproj files which are XML, the sln files are really pure text files which are extremely sensitive to whitespace. If you mess with the fille you must get the line endings and whitespace exactly right in the new file you make. Good Luck Muby
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Thx for you tooltip David, but I really need to get an answer from QT, because, it was working on my computer before and one day, it became absolute path. It's very strange, and I need to understand.
Hope to get more help from QT developper.
Thx
@Muby just read the source files in src/qtbase/qmake and modify what you want, and re-compile the qmake.exe