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- contrib/hbqt/qtgui/g
- contrib/hbqt/qtgui/doc/en/*.txt
- contrib/hbqt/qtwebkit/g
- contrib/hbqt/qtwebkit/doc/en/*.txt
- contrib/hbqt/qtcore/g
- contrib/hbqt/qtcore/doc/en/*.txt
- contrib/hbqt/qtnetwork/g
- contrib/hbqt/qtnetwork/doc/en/*.txt
- contrib/hbqt/qscintilla/g
- contrib/hbqt/qscintilla/doc/en/*.txt
- contrib/hbqt/qtuitools/g
- contrib/hbqt/qtuitools/doc/en/*.txt
- contrib/hbqt/qtdesigner/g
- contrib/hbqt/qtdesigner/doc/en/*.txt
- Deleted generated files which are now created
dynamically.
- contrib/hbqt/utils
- Deleted utils dir.
+ contrib/hbqt/tests/hbqtgen.prg
+ contrib/hbqt/tests/QtUiTools.txt
+ contrib/hbqt/tests/hbqtgen2.prg
+ contrib/hbqt/tests/QtGui.txt
+ contrib/hbqt/tests/QtCore.txt
+ contrib/hbqt/tests/QtNetwork.txt
* Moved to tests dir.
* contrib/hbqt/hbqt_hbmk2_plugin.hbs
- Disabled one debug output left in.
; After these changes HBQT overall size went from 9.5MB to 1.6MB.
It still makes it the largest contrib lib in terms of dir content size.
; BTW, most of current .qth content could be dropped by dynamically
extracting information from original QT headers. QT is required anyway
to build HBQT, and in such dynamic scenario the generated wrappers
could always precisely match the QT version we're building against.
Until then, .qth files are matching the QT version they were created
for (currently 4.5), and it needs hefty manual work to update it to newer
versions of QT (latest 4.7). Chances are good that such extraction tool
already exists for PyQt and similar projects.
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