qbs build: Make the autotest template available as an import.

Just like for QtcPlugin, QtcLibrary etc.

Change-Id: I395f5863f31abba589864be3ad41ad7fc893787f
Reviewed-by: Jake Petroules <jake.petroules@petroules.com>

1 files changed, 33 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/qbs/imports/QtcAutotest.qbs b/qbs/imports/QtcAutotest.qbs
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+++ b/qbs/imports/QtcAutotest.qbs
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+import qbs
+import qbs.FileInfo
+import QtcFunctions
+
+CppApplication {
+    type: "application"
+    Depends { name: "Qt.test" }
+    targetName: "tst_" + name.split(' ').join("")
+
+    // This needs to be absolute, because it is passed to one of the source files.
+    destinationDirectory: buildDirectory + '/'
+                          + FileInfo.relativePath(project.ide_source_tree, sourceDirectory)
+
+    cpp.cxxFlags: QtcFunctions.commonCxxFlags(qbs)
+    cpp.rpaths: [
+        buildDirectory + '/' + project.ide_library_path,
+        buildDirectory + '/' + project.ide_library_path + "/..", // OSX
+        buildDirectory + '/' + project.ide_plugin_path + "/QtProject"
+    ]
+
+    // The following would be conceptually right, but does not work currently as some autotests
+    // (e.g. extensionsystem) do not work when installed, because they want hardcoded
+    // absolute paths to resources in the build directory.
+//    cpp.rpaths: qbs.targetOS.contains("osx")
+//            ? ["@executable_path/.."]
+//            : ["$ORIGIN/../" + project.libDirName + "/qtcreator",
+//               "$ORIGIN/../" project.libDirName + "/qtcreator/plugins/QtProject"]
+//    Group {
+//        fileTagsFilter: product.type
+//        qbs.install: true
+//        qbs.installDir: project.ide_bin_path
+//    }
+}