Mamarok wrote:Did you erase your build folder an ran cmake again first? Else your CMakeCache.txt still has the old values.

I'm building inside a 'build' dir in amarok src. I delete it everytime and make it again, followed by cmake inside the build dir-
cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=debugfull -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$KDEDIRS

I tried re building the qtscriptengine but still the bindingstest inside amarok says-
"qt.core" not found

Are you sure you have all qt4*-dev packages installed?

Mamarok wrote:Are you sure you have all qt4*-dev packages installed?

Here's the output of sudo aptitude search "qt4*" | grep "^i"
http://pastebin.ca/1562901

Is something missing?

Have you done all three stages of the qtscriptgenerator build?

make in generator/
./generator in generator/
make in qtbindings/

bcooksley wrote:Have you done all three stages of the qtscriptgenerator build?

make in generator/
./generator in generator/
make in qtbindings/

Yes I've performed all those steps as given in the README file.
I've found one more thing, maybe it'll help debug the problem. In the README its given that-

"
There is a simple script interpreter / launcher in path/to/this/project/qtbindings/qs_eval
that imports all the bindings. You can use it to run the examples found in
path/to/this/project/examples. E.g., with the examples directory being the working directory:

../qtbindings/qs_eval/qs_eval CollidingMice.qs
"

When I run this, it works fine. This means that the bindings were successfully built. (hopefully)

Ok, after help from IRC i found the solution. I was copying the .so files from qtscriptengine/plugins/script to $QTDIR/lib/ but it has to be copied to $QTDIR/plugins/script . Depends on configuration, normally the right dir can be found by searching for, say, libqtscriptdbus.so and put there all .so files in qtscriptengine/plugins/script.
Amaroks !!

Recently my hard disk crashed and I had to recompile everything again. As said in the last post, I copied the plugins in $QTDIR/plugins/script and tried to build amarok.
Amarok cmake fails and the bindingstest ( amarok/cmake/modules/bindingstest ) says ' "qt.uitools" not found ' . I can't find this qt uitools in the qtscriptbindings I cloned from gitorious. Any idea what might be wrong?

Using the existing Kubuntu packages for the qtscriptgenerator would be much easier...

You can check here what might be missing in your case:

http://blogs.fsfe.org/myriam/2009/09/co ... l-summary/

While this is for a local installation, it's enough changing the prefix in cmake for a system wide one (and of course no need to set the PATH to the local folders, then).

Make sure you erase the previous CMakeList.txt once you have installed and/or change the PATH, else it will still try with the old settings.

I think in kubuntu 9.10 you need qtscript-tools

Mamarok wrote:Using the existing Kubuntu packages for the qtscriptgenerator would be much easier...

You can check here what might be missing in your case:

http://blogs.fsfe.org/myriam/2009/09/co ... l-summary/

While this is for a local installation, it's enough changing the prefix in cmake for a system wide one (and of course no need to set the PATH to the local folders, then).

Make sure you erase the previous CMakeList.txt once you have installed and/or change the PATH, else it will still try with the old settings.

Thanks for the suggestion I've found out that its some problem with the qtscript I downloaded, its not compiling correctly. I'll try to fix it up and post here once I find a solution.

Hello,

My workstation encountered similar errors with QtScript generator and its compiled libraries. The KDE environment is set to run under my local /home account.

I tried copying [plugins/] to the [$QTDIR/lib/] folder with no results.

The solution in the end was to copy the [plugins/scripts/*] library files to the location [$QTDIR/plugins/script/]. I doubt this is standard practice, but it at least got Amarok to find QtScript and compile. I did have to refresh the amarok [CMakeCache.txt] file in the build directory, as expected.

Hope this helps in future compilings!

Thanks,