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    Registered User tanglaoya's Avatar
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    when build qt for symbian projet ,it will generate **.rss and **_reg.rss files by default . and each time i run qmake it will generate these 2 files again which would cover my edits before.

    now what i want is let qmake not generate rss files ,

    Env: qt 4.7.1

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    You are supposed to use RSS_RULES in project file instead of manual editing .rss file.
    http://doc.trolltech.com/latest/qmak...html#rss-rules

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    RSS_RULES only have effect in **_reg.rss, but not in **.rss .

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    Write-protect the file.

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    sorry ,but idon't understand what does write-protect mean , do you mean let rss files to be write-protected so qmake cannot rewrite these rss files. this is a way when there is no way.

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    This was discussed before and the conclusion was that it is indeed not possible to customize the RSS file through the *.pro file or to otherwise skip it from being regenerated. So the write protect hack may indeed be the last thing to try.

    But, the real problem is: why do you need the RSS file? What API you use which requires a resource and is there no alternative way to implement the desired functionality using Qt specific APIs (thus without RSS files) ? If there is no other way to solve this, create a bug report / suggestion at bugreports.qt.nokia.com and ask either for the RSS rules to be extended or some relevant Qt APIs be created.

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    This has been a known problem for a long time (ie, over a year) -- if you want to modify certain icon or title details you need to muck with the .rss. And it's been known for a long time that there's no good way to do this in a vanilla Qt development environment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ltomuta View Post
    This was discussed before and the conclusion was that it is indeed not possible to customize the RSS file through the *.pro file or to otherwise skip it from being regenerated. So the write protect hack may indeed be the last thing to try.

    But, the real problem is: why do you need the RSS file? What API you use which requires a resource and is there no alternative way to implement the desired functionality using Qt specific APIs (thus without RSS files) ? If there is no other way to solve this, create a bug report / suggestion at bugreports.qt.nokia.com and ask either for the RSS rules to be extended or some relevant Qt APIs be created.
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