Qt module doesn't like having QTDIR set

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Since noone ever uses the Qt module, weird-ass logic errors stay in it for =
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long time. Now that I'm pushing AAP along with KPilot, it gets used and=20
breaks. My previous patch unbreaking the syntax hasn't been applied yet, I=
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see, but here's a new one: allow QTDIR to be set to define the prefix where=
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Qt is installed -- instead of it working, setting QTDIR causes an :error.

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These are your friends - Adem
    GPG: FEA2 A3FE Adriaan de Groot

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=2D-- /home/adridg/Devel/aap/Exec-cvs/modules/qt.aap	Tue Jan 10 23:59:33 20=
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+++ aap/modules/qt.aap	Sat Jan 14 23:15:10 2006
@@ -16,7 +16,8 @@
   # Patently impossible
   @if not os.path.isdir(QTDIR):
     :error Autodetected Qt directory ($QTDIR) is not a directory.
=2D@else:
+
+@if not os.path.isdir(QTDIR):
   :error Environment variable QTDIR ($QTDIR) does not specify the Qt direc=
tory.
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 @if not os.path.isfile(QTDIR + "/include/qglobal.h"):

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