Bennett Helm wrote: > Perhaps it's because I don't want to install Qt in /usr/local/.... > On Mac, I'm building Qt as static, and I've gotten by so far with > just building it, not installing, and pointing LyX to the build > location. I'm gathering that if I'm to use pkgconfig (while not > installing Qt in /usr/local), I'll need to configure Qt with some > other -prefix dir, and then actually install it there. Then pkgconfig > will be able to find it. Am I right?
I don't know. I don't understand how pkgconfig picks up the Qt at all. Did you install some pkgconfig files? When I suggested to use pkgconfig I thought that you had installed qt properly. I think in your case it is better to use the configure options to set the paths to qt, because pkgconfig is made for libraries that are installed in the system, rather than uninstalled ones. Georg
