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[Qt-Creator 3.0.1] Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: script

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    john_d
    wrote on last edited by
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    hi guys,

    Well that pretty much sums it up: when i try to compile Qt Creator with the Qt 5.2.1 installed, i have the following error when i do a "qmake -r" :

    bq. Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: script

    Any advice ?

    Thanks

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      ASxa86
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      I am having the exact same issue.

      I run "qmake -r" in my qtcreator directory.

      C:\qtcreator>qmake -r
      Reading C:/qtcreator/src/src.pro
      Reading C:/qtcreator/src/libs/libs.pro
      Reading C:/qtcreator/src/libs/aggregation/aggregation.pro
      Reading C:/qtcreator/src/libs/extensionsystem/extensionsystem.pro
      Reading C:/qtcreator/src/libs/utils/utils.pro
      Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: script

      I get this error every time, from both the *.zip file I downloaded form here and from the git source.

      Were you able to resolve this issue?

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        gemfield
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        For this issues:
        1, check the libQt5Script.so is installed successfully.
        On kubuntu, I use
        @gemfield@CivilNet:~/qt$ locate libQt5Script.so@

        2, if libQt5Script.so installed successfully, then you may used the wrong version qmake.

        On kubuntu, I use
        @locate bin/qmake@
        to check how many qmake binary exists.
        and choose right qmake which is also in PATH to parse the qtcreator.pro

        Gemfield, A CivilNet Maintainer.

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