Install our Qt DLL directories recursively.

Qwindows.dll at least needs to be in the "platforms" subdirectory. Use a
PowerShell script to convert the output of windeployqt to its equivalent
NSIS instructions. Give the Qt DLL manifest a .nsh extension. Make sure
we uninstall known Qt DLL directories. DLLs now load correctly according
to Dependency Walker.

Install and uninstall our .qm files while we're here.

Change-Id: I06ed279809e6fce0e008c5f278a56b1ae34c8f21
Reviewed-on: https://code.wireshark.org/review/3267
Reviewed-by: Gerald Combs <gerald@wireshark.org>

1 files changed, 40 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/packaging/nsis/windeployqt-to-nsis.ps1 b/packaging/nsis/windeployqt-to-nsis.ps1
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+# windeployqt-to-nsh
+#
+# Convert the output of windeployqt to an equivalent set of NSIS "File"
+# function calls.
+
+Param(
+    [string[]] $Windeployqt,
+    [string[]] $Executable
+)
+
+$wdqtList = & $Windeployqt `
+    --release `
+    --no-compiler-runtime `
+    --list relative `
+    $Executable
+
+$dllPath = Split-Path -Parent $Executable
+
+$dllList = @()
+$dirList = @()
+
+foreach ($entry in $wdqtList) {
+    $dir = Split-Path -Parent $entry
+    if ($dir) {
+        $dirList += $dir
+    } else {
+        $dllList += $entry
+    }
+}
+
+$dirList = $dirList | Sort-Object | Get-Unique
+
+foreach ($entry in $dllList) {
+    write-output "File `"$dllPath\$entry`""
+}
+
+foreach ($entry in $dirList) {
+    write-output "File /r `"$dllPath\$entry`""
+}
+