Re: New to aap: misc. problems

Adriaan de Groot wrote:

> > - I took a look at the source code of the Qt module and it seems that a
> > lot of special things are hardcoded (I haven't tried it yet, but that
> > will come soon). E.g. the default for the directory of the Qt
> > installation is /usr/local/qt-3.2 (i.e. even ther version is hardcoded
> 
> The Qt stuff is mine, and since there is _no_ standard place to look for
> Qt (well, I could have chosen /usr/X11R6), this is what you get. Patches
> are welcome, of course (to this list) with an exhaustive search of all the
> possible default places it could be.

There appears to be no standard way to find the Qt stuff.  What I use in
the Vim configure script now (for KDE Vim) is to find the "moc" program
and remove "/bin/moc" from the full path.  If "moc" is in $PATH this
should work.

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