Fix compilation issue when GUI is disabled #19
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When QT is compiled without GUI support, the QMJson Library was not compiling correctly because it was not properly turning off support for GUI. This patch fixes that problem by explicitly telling QT to remove GUI support, and then also adds a define that can be used by the example code, and the test logic to detect a lack of GUI support, and disable it's use as well. [ISSUE]: QtMark#18 Signed-off-by: Rian Quinn <[email protected]>
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Fix compilation issue when GUI is disabled
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When QT is compiled without GUI support, the QMJson Library
was not compiling correctly because it was not properly turning
off support for GUI. This patch fixes that problem by explicitly
telling QT to remove GUI support, and then also adds a define
that can be used by the example code, and the test logic to
detect a lack of GUI support, and disable it's use as well.
Signed-off-by: Rian Quinn [email protected]