Quote:
Originally Posted by derrickoswald
By the way, if I just remove the QTLIB_DIR definition in that wrapper script:
Code:
#QTLIB_DIR="/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu"
QTLIB_DIR=""
it works correctly (at least the testplugin and a quick smoketest), so I'm good with that.
Thanks for the heads-up about the wrapper. |
That (removing the QTLIB_DIR) was what I was trying to test by launching Sigil directly (without the wrapper).
Just know that if you ever rebuild/install, you'll need to diddle that wrapper again.
I may look into adding functionality (through an environment variable) that will avoid adding the QTLIB_DIR to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH in the first place. It's not need when using the system Qt, and as you've now noticed: it interferes with a PyPi installed PySide6 (which comes with its own Qt libs). Adding QT_LIBS to LD_LIBRARY_PATH was necessary when custom versions of Qt were being installed and used to build Sigil with.
Sorry about the wrapped/raw confusion. I didn't scroll down far enough to see that there were two separate outputs generated.