subsurface/scripts/mobilecomponents.sh
Jan Mulder e507b123b5 Mobile: fix build after new Kirigami sha
This is definitely a hack.

Do not include the Kirigami resources (on static build). It causes
double defined symbols in our setting. I would like a nicer fix for this
issue, but failed to find one. For example, not adding the resource in
our build causes the qrc file not to be generated. Manual generation
of the resource file (using rcc) introduces the double symbols again.
so it seems some Kirigami weirdness (but their staticcmake example compiles
correctly).

Signed-off-by: Jan Mulder <jlmulder@xs4all.nl>
2018-02-15 21:23:28 +01:00

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#!/bin/bash
#
# if you run the build.sh script to build Subsurface you'll never need
# this, but if you build your binaries differently for some reason and
# you want to build Subsurface-mobile, running this from within the
# checked out source directory (not your build directory) should do the
# trick - you can also run this to update to the latest upstream when
# you don't want to rerun the whole build.sh script.
SRC=$(cd .. ; pwd)
if [ ! -d "$SRC/subsurface" ] || [ ! -d "mobile-widgets" ] || [ ! -d "core" ] ; then
echo "please start this script from the Subsurface source directory (which needs to be named \"subsurface\")."
exit 1
fi
if [ "$1" = "-nopull" ] ; then
NOPULL=1
fi
# now bring in the latest Kirigami mobile components plus a couple of icons that we need
# first, get the latest from upstream
# yes, this is a bit overkill as we clone a lot of stuff for just a few files, but this way
# we stop having to manually merge our code with upstream all the time
# as we get closer to shipping a production version we'll likely check out specific tags
# or SHAs from upstream
cd $SRC
if [ ! -d kirigami ] ; then
git clone -b master https://github.com/KDE/kirigami.git
fi
if [ "$NOPULL" = "" ] ; then
pushd kirigami
git checkout master
git pull origin master
# if we want to pin a specific Kirigami version, we can do this here
git checkout 3023536f809b165eb90300aa356407f4079c6507
popd
fi
if [ ! -d breeze-icons ] ; then
git clone https://github.com/kde/breeze-icons
fi
if [ "$NOPULL" = "" ] ; then
pushd breeze-icons
git pull
popd
fi
# now copy the components and a couple of icons into plae
MC=$SRC/subsurface/mobile-widgets/qml/kirigami
PMMC=kirigami
BREEZE=breeze-icons
rm -rf $MC
mkdir -p $MC/icons
cp -R $PMMC/* $MC/
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/24/dialog-cancel.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/24/distribute-horizontal-x.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/24/document-edit.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/24/document-save.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/24/go-next.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/24/go-previous.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/24/go-up.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/16/view-readermode.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/24/application-menu.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/22/gps.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/24/trash-empty.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/24/list-add.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/22/handle-left.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/22/handle-right.svg $MC/icons
cp $BREEZE/icons/actions/22/overflow-menu.svg $MC/icons
# kirigami now needs the breeze-icons internally as well
pushd $MC
ln -s $SRC/$BREEZE .
# do not show the action buttons when the keyboard is open
sed -i -e "s/visible: root.action/visible: root.action \&\& \!Qt.inputMethod.visible/g" src/controls/private/ActionButton.qml
sed -i -e "s/visible: root.leftAction/visible: root.leftAction \&\& \!Qt.inputMethod.visible/g" src/controls/private/ActionButton.qml
sed -i -e "s/visible: root.rightAction/visible: root.rightAction \&\& \!Qt.inputMethod.visible/g" src/controls/private/ActionButton.qml
# another hack. Do not include the Kirigami resources (on static build). It causes
# double defined symbols in our setting. I would like a nicer fix for this
# issue, but failed to find one. For example, not adding the resource in
# our build causes the qrc file not to be generated. Manual generation
# of the resource file (using rcc) introduces the double symbols again.
# so it seems some Kirigami weirdness (but their staticcmake example compiles
# correctly).
sed -i -e "s/#include <qrc_kirigami.cpp>/\/\/#include <qrc_kirigami.cpp>/" src/kirigamiplugin.cpp
popd
echo org.kde.plasma.kirigami synced from upstream