How to compile digikam when kipi-plugins is in non-standard dir? (2)

[Gerben Roest]

(Sorry to post this twice, It looks like the first time it got added as
a reply to another post)

I want to compile digikam and put it in
/home/software/digikam/digikam

when I have kipi-plugins installed (with -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX) in
/home/software/digikam/kipi-plugins

I can't find the -DCMAKE option to point the compilation of digikam to
that non-standard kipi-plugin directory. Can anyone tell me how?

thanks

Gerben
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[Michael G. Hansen]

Hi Gerben,

On 12/04/2010 11:12 PM, Gerben Roest wrote:

> I want to compile digikam and put it in
> /home/software/digikam/digikam
>
> when I have kipi-plugins installed (with -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX) in
> /home/software/digikam/kipi-plugins
>
> I can't find the -DCMAKE option to point the compilation of digikam to
> that non-standard kipi-plugin directory. Can anyone tell me how?

I do not think there is an option for that at compile time. As to my
knowledge, kipi-plugins are searched at run time in the plugin
directories of KDE - which are set through an environment variable.
Maybe you can search for "KDEDIR" to find out more.

Michael
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