Suppose I have a test.pro file with content as followings
unix {
inspro.path = /tmp
inspro.files += test.pro
}
!isEmpty(inspro.path) INSTALLS += inspro
unix {
insdoc.path = /tmp
insdoc.files += test.txt
}
!isEmpty(insdoc.path) INSTALLS += insdoc
Running qmake test.pro results in a Makefile. The file, test.pro, exists already, and the created Makefile contains install_inspro and uninstall_inspro for the file test.pro:
install_inspro: first FORCE
@test -d $(INSTALL_ROOT)/tmp || mkdir -p $(INSTALL_ROOT)/tmp
$(QINSTALL) /home/jianz/test/pro/test.pro $(INSTALL_ROOT)/tmp/test.pro
uninstall_inspro: FORCE
-$(DEL_FILE) -r $(INSTALL_ROOT)/tmp/test.pro
-$(DEL_DIR) $(INSTALL_ROOT)/tmp/
However, corresponding install_insdoc and install_insdoc are created if and only if the file test.txt exists.
In the case that the file test.txt is created as part of QMAKE_POST_LINK, is there a way to force qmake to create install_insdoc and uninstall_insdoc?