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Build app from this repository #4078

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ashtana opened this issue Oct 31, 2023 · 3 comments
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Build app from this repository #4078

ashtana opened this issue Oct 31, 2023 · 3 comments

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@ashtana
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ashtana commented Oct 31, 2023

When I try build app from this repository...
I got to this error:
\fritzing-app\src\sketch\zoomablegraphicsview.cpp(89): error C2039: 'device': is not a member of 'QWheelEvent'
I to comment all code where been variable device(), but I got new fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'quazip1-qt5.lib'

I'm trying to create an application from a YouTube video -
https://youtu.be/deyyxNkQPSM?si=Zj9KcpwCAB9Q_x-G

Please, friends, who has the time, strength and desire, tell me what I’m doing wrong

Originally posted by @ashtana in #4070 (comment)

@CrazyCoder
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quazip_qt5.zip

Unpack this file into the folder with other dependencies (next to fritzing-app).

The linked video is a bit misleading and instructing to copy these files into c:\, they should be in fritzing\quazip_qt5 instead.

You can inspect fritzing-app\pri\quazipdetect.pri file to see where it's looking for the dependencies. Also, build the release configuration of everything instead of debug. This way, you will not need to remove d from the end of the dll file names.

@ashtana
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ashtana commented Nov 1, 2023

quazip_qt5.zip

Unpack this file into the folder with other dependencies (next to fritzing-app).

The linked video is a bit misleading and instructing to copy these files into c:\, they should be in fritzing\quazip_qt5 instead.

You can inspect fritzing-app\pri\quazipdetect.pri file to see where it's looking for the dependencies. Also, build the release configuration of everything instead of debug. This way, you will not need to remove d from the end of the dll file names.

Thank you very much friend! Everything worked in the release64 folder, I added the DLL files and entered the command line arguments and Frizing version 1.0.0 worked for me! Thank you! This was my first experience building an application in Qt.

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The linked video is a bit misleading

The linked video has been removed by YouTube for apparently "violating its terms".... assuming it was a video describing how to use Qt to build an open-source project, it's hard to imagine exactly terms it breached?

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