qbs

问题 I have directory with files in subdirectories to be deployed with my application (qml plugins). The trouble is: if I try to install dirs: Group { name: "somegroup" files: ["mysrc/dir"] qbs.install: true qbs.installDir: "mybuild" } I get a "Not recursively copying directory 'mysrc/dir' into target directory 'mybuild'. Install the individual file artifacts instead." error. If I try to install files: Group { name: "somegroup" files: ["mysrc/dir/**/*"] qbs.install: true qbs.installDir: "mybuild"

问题 I'm using cmake to build my project now and I want to migrate to qbs in the future. I have some opensource sub-modules from github, which are currently built with cmake , and are included in my project using cmake 's add_subdirectory . I've tried to research but found no alternatives of add_subdirectory in qbs. I don't think migrating all sub-modules build system from cmake to qbs is a good idea because that means I have to migrate sub of sub-modules or sub of sub of sub-modules as well :)

问题 I have a third party precompiled library (.lib+.dll) that I use in my Qt application. In a regular (qmake) QtCreator project I have the following lines in my .pro file: LIBS += -L$$PWD/lib/release -ltag INCLUDEPATH += include/taglib There is also an option in Projects tab -> Run -> "Add build library search path to PATH" which is by default ON. It ensures that LIBS path gets added to system PATH, so the dll can be found. However, I can't find an equivalent in QBS. I have the following qbs

问题 I would like to know the steps to compile, build and create a Qt application for android using qbs on linux. I have all the necessary tools, and currently I can create an apk using qmake. 回答1: Qbs does not currently support building Qt/Android applications. Preliminary support for Android was introduced in Qbs v1.4, but Qt support is not yet available. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28898075/build-qt-application-with-qbs