On Thu, 19 Jun 2014 15:37:41 +
Lukas Vogel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks all for your answers. Andreys solution works, it complained
> first for the simulator,
> but seems to work now (after it ran successfully on device).
>
> I now changed the path
> to /usr/share/harbour-qtimetable/data/station
Hi,
Thanks all for your answers. Andreys solution works, it complained first
for the simulator,
but seems to work now (after it ran successfully on device).
I now changed the path to /usr/share/harbour-qtimetable/data/stations.db
I have quite a big read-only part (list of train-stations) but I w
Hi,
my app needs an SQLITE db, also. I deploy it into
/usr/share/harbour-{APPNAME}/data.
You could then use it either from this location, or copy it into the home dir
on the first run.
As the db seems to be readonly, I think you don't need to copy it into the home
dir.
Mit freundlichen Grüße
Hi,
What comes to having datalocation path variable in the .pro file:
I was having similar thoughts when I wanted to install something in the
writable storage location, but I was corrected. Nothing should be installed in
the home directory with the application, but under application directory
/
you should build and deploy as RPM package ;)
18.06.2014 03:42, Lukas Vogel ?:
Hi there,
I try to create an app in which I want to have an existing database
bind in the binary.
My approach was the following:
in pro file:
QT+=sql
database.files = stations.db
database.path = /home/nemo
Hi there,
I try to create an app in which I want to have an existing database bind in
the binary.
My approach was the following:
in pro file:
QT += sql
database.files = stations.db
database.path = /home/nemo/.local/share/harbour-qtimetable/harbour-qtimetable
INSTALLS += database
To open the
