[MacPorts] #39625: qt4-mac: compilation warning "field 'd' is uninitialized when used here"

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#39625: qt4-mac: compilation warning "field 'd' is uninitialized when used here"
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  Reporter:  mojca@…  |      Owner:  michaelld@…
      Type:  defect   |     Status:  new
  Priority:  Normal   |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports    |    Version:
Resolution:           |   Keywords:
      Port:  qt4-mac  |
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Comment (by mojca@…):

 Replying to [comment:4 michaelld@…]:
 > I'm not sure how to tell gnuplot to use Qt when called from Octave.
 Right now, it uses AquaTerm.app from MacPorts.

 You have the following options:
 - Install {{{gnuplot +qt -aquaterm}}} (probably the easiest)
 - define {{{GNUTERM}}} environmental variable to qt
 - inside octave: {{{setenv("GNUTERM", "qt")}}}
 - I need to check it out, but I believe that putting {{{GNUTERM}}} to
 {{{.gnuplot}}} or something along that lines also works
 - hardcoding default terminal to gnuplot binary (see #35616)

 As to the last point, now you have
 {{{
 Variants: [+]aquaterm, emacs, [+]luaterm, no_x11,
           old_bitmap_terminals, [+]pangocairo, qt, universal,
           wxwidgets, wxwidgets_devel, [+]x11
 }}}
 and then one would end up with
 {{{
 Variants: [+]aquaterm, [+]default_aquaterm, default_qt, default_wxt,
           default_x11, emacs, [+]luaterm, no_x11,
           old_bitmap_terminals, [+]pangocairo, qt, universal,
           wxwidgets, wxwidgets_devel, [+]x11
 }}}

 But again: qt itself works (there are some problems unrelated to this
 issue), it only throws warnings during compilation.

 However, {{{sudo port selfupdate}}} doesn't want to update the port
 definition to version 4.8.5. That's odd.

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/39625#comment:6>
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