D7094: Include a module for finding qml imports as runtime dependencies
Harald Sitter
noreply at phabricator.kde.org
Tue Aug 8 14:13:00 UTC 2017
sitter added a comment.
qmlplugindump not being found needs to be handled somehow. Other than that only minor nitpicks.
(as always I'd also be more confident if it had a test case ;))
INLINE COMMENTS
> ECMFindQMLModule.cmake.in:30
> +
> +execute_process(COMMAND qmlplugindump "@MODULE_NAME@" "@VERSION@" ERROR_VARIABLE ERRORS_OUTPUT OUTPUT_VARIABLE DISREGARD_VARIABLE RESULT_VARIABLE ExitCode)
> +
Not sure if we have a common practice for this, but I am thinking this needs to have a `find_program()` and give suitable output if qmlplugindump itself cannot be found. Pointing the user towards qtdeclarative being needed to check qml dependencies.
> ECMQMLModules.cmake:14
> +# ::
> +# ecm_find_qmlmodule(<module_name> <version>)
> +#
If I read the code correctly it takes vargs equal to `find_package`, may be worth mentioning.
> ECMQMLModules.cmake:60
> + set_package_properties(${GENMODULE} PROPERTIES
> + DESCRIPTION "${MODULE_NAME} is a runtime dependency"
> + TYPE RUNTIME)
Description should probably mention that this is a qml module.
"QML module ${MODULE_NAME} is a runtime dependency" or something like that.
REPOSITORY
R240 Extra CMake Modules
REVISION DETAIL
https://phabricator.kde.org/D7094
To: apol, #build_system, #frameworks, sitter
Cc: dfaure, aacid
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