Qtknx

[sass]

i wanna use the Qtknx library of automation home in my Qt 5.1 creator in ubuntu 16.04 but it dosen't work in which the Qtknx library isn't installed and i couldn't know how to installed it in my Qt creator !!!!

[jsulm]

@sass See http://doc.qt.io/QtKNX/index.html
"Note: Qt KNX is part of the Qt for Automation offering and not Qt. For further details please see Qt for Automation."
You need to see here http://doc.qt.io/QtForAutomation/qtautomation-install.html

[JKSH]

@jsulm said in Qtknx:

You need to see here http://doc.qt.io/QtForAutomation/qtautomation-install.html

Note: The content at this link is incomplete. It will be updated the next release, but you can preview the upcoming changes at https://codereview.qt-project.org/#/c/231875/2//ALL

@sass said in Qtknx:

the Qtknx library isn't installed and i couldn't know how to installed it in my Qt creator !!!!

To use the open-source version of Qt KNX, download its source code and build it. The code is at http://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtknx.git/

[Rami75lu 0]

Hi,

I tried to build the QtKnx with no luck.
Any one can share the instructions for building the QtKnx library from source code.

Thanks

[SGaist]

Hi and welcome to devnet,

You don't give enough details. What version of Qt ? What OS ? Since it's a commercial product, do you have a commercial licence ?

[JKSH]

@Rami75lu-0 said in Qtknx:

I tried to build the QtKnx with no luck.

Please provide details. Otherwise, we'll have no luck diagnosing your problem.

Any one can share the instructions for building the QtKnx library from source code.

1. Install Qt, a compatible compiler, and Qt Creator
2. Clone qtknx.git
3. In Qt Creator, open qtknx.pro
4. Click the "Build" button

[Rami75lu 0]

@sgaist
Platform is windows 10
QT version is 5.13.1
I don't have commercial license.

[Shonda444]

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[Pablo J. Rogina]

@sgaist said in Qtknx:

Since it's a commercial product

it seems it's not see https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtknx.git/tree/LICENSE.GPL3

[SGaist]

@Pablo-J-Rogina Partly correct, it's in fact both.

However my answer was incomplete. What I was referring to is the "pre-built" version module.

Sorry for the confusion.