[QScintilla] Next QScintilla Release

[Baz Walter]

On 06/11/13 17:37, Baz Walter wrote:
> On 06/11/13 09:11, Phil Thompson wrote:
>> On Tue, 05 Nov 2013 23:22:20 +0000, Baz Walter <bazwal at ftml.net> wrote:
>>> On 05/11/13 10:01, Phil Thompson wrote:
>>>
>>> Tried to build the python bindings for the latest snapshot but it fails:
>>>
>>> $ /usr/local/opt/snapshot/bin/python3 configure.py -c -j 4 -q
>>> /usr/bin/qmake-qt4 -o /usr/local/opt/snapshot/lib/qt4/lib -n
>>> /usr/local/opt/snapshot/lib/qt4/include -a
>>> /usr/local/opt/snapshot/lib/qt4/qsci
>>> --sip=/usr/local/opt/snapshot/bin/sip && make
>>
>> Looks like you are picking up the header files of an older version of
>> QScintilla.
>
> Yes, but I'm giving the location of the qsci library and qsci header
> file with the -o and -n options, and the specified directories are
> completely clean.
>
> Compiling QScintilla-2.7.2 with the exact same setup works as expected
> (i.e. it picks up the newly installed qscintilla header, not the system
> one).
>

Okay, I see what's happening now. I had assumed that the -n option would 
override the default, but it doesn't - it just appends it to the 
existing list of include paths. In my case, the existing list already 
has /usr/include/qt4, which effectively masks the path I specified with 
the -n option.

I'm somewhat baffled that I've never encountered this issue before, 
because I've been using the same build method for years without any 
problems. Obviously something changed while I wasn't looking...

-- 
Regards
Baz Walter