QT4.7 .so lib ... how do I add it?

Hi,

I have gotten a new hard drive and reinstalled OS4.1. I have QT4.7 already loaded on one of my hard drive partitions that I copied over to my new drive. My user-startup has this:

assign Qt: "SDE:Qt-4.7" ; QT4.7
path Qt:bin ADD
assign sobjs: Qt:lib ADD
setenv PATH $PATH:/qt/bin

but when I go and try to start any QT program, such as SMTube, none of the qt .so objects are seen. Is it necessary to copy them to my sys:sobjs directory? I prefer not to if possible.

Thanks

Scott

@ScottCabit

Quote:

I'd recommend re-installing from the original archive.

@Chris

The original archive is the latest one on Os4depot dated 7 July, 2013? That is the newest for QT 4.7? I thought Alfkil had to make some changes to some components...are they included in that version on Os4depot, or will I have to go hunting for all the hacks and changes required to get it working again?
IIRC, when I first installed qt 4.7 I had this problem with the .so libs never being seen by QT apps, and solved it by manually copying all the qt .so files into my sobjs directory...but that is not a good solution.

Thanks,

Scott

It might be the old problem where the "assign sobjs: qt:lib add" doesn't work because sobjs: is a deffered assign.
try adding "cd sobjs:" just above that line.

Otherwise, yeah, you'll probably need to go hunting for all the updates.

@ScottCabit

assign Qt: "SDE:Qt-4.7" ; QT4.7
path Qt:bin ADD
dir sobjs: >NIL: <--add this line
assign sobjs: Qt:lib ADD
setenv PATH $PATH:/qt/bin

Finding out some system directories can't just be assigned too.

@ScottCabit

Last one here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/qtamigaosnative/files/beta/

"Minimal": user install
"full": with sdk

@sundown

dir sobjs: >NIL: <--add this line

Thats what I was looking for. That did the trick....

Thanks!

Now, to go figure out how to configure mplayer for SMTube....

@ScottCabit

Quote:The cd command mentioned by Chris above would have the same effect. It's all about accessing the SOBJS: assign so it stops being "deferred", i.e. waiting for its first access before being actually created.

Best regards,

Niels