view deploy/osx/copy-qt.sh @ 961:f3c1546c8a5c

Address #1214, layer import produces wrong layer type. We needed a more principled approach to making sure the format gets updated properly and the dialog elements are consistent (basically separating making the dialog elements consistent from subsequently updating the format). This change should provide that, though there may be gotchas still.

#!/bin/bash

app="$1"
if [ -z "$app" ]; then
	echo "Usage: $0 <appname>"
	echo "Provide appname without the .app extension, please"
	exit 2
fi

frameworks="QtCore QtNetwork QtGui QtXml QtWidgets QtPrintSupport"

plugins="taccessiblewidgets dds gif icns ico jp2 jpeg mng tga tiff wbmp webp cocoa minimal offscreen"

qtdir=$(grep "Command:" Makefile | head -1 | awk '{ print $3; }' | sed s,/bin/.*,,)

if [ ! -d "$qtdir" ]; then
    echo "Failed to discover Qt installation directory from Makefile, exiting"
    exit 2
fi

fdir="$app.app/Contents/Frameworks"
pdir="$app.app/Contents/plugins"

mkdir -p "$fdir"
mkdir -p "$pdir"

echo
echo "Copying frameworks..."
for fwk in $frameworks; do
    cp -v "$qtdir/lib/$fwk.framework/$fwk" "$fdir" || exit 2
done

echo "Done"

echo
echo "Copying plugins..."
for plug in $plugins; do
    pfile=$(ls "$qtdir"/plugins/*/libq"$plug".dylib)
    if [ ! -f "$pfile" ]; then
	echo "Failed to find plugin $plug, exiting"
	exit 2
    fi
    target="$pdir"/${pfile##?*plugins/}
    tdir=`dirname "$target"`
    mkdir -p "$tdir"
    cp -v "$pfile" "$target" || exit 2
done

echo "Done"