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To install header files:
include_HEADERS = foo.h bar.h
If the class uses a namespace, e.g. KParts, then the header file should be installed into kparts/foo.h
To do that:
kpartsincludedir = $(includedir)/kparts kpartsinclude_HEADERS = foo.h bar.h
The first line defines a new directory, the second line installs the files into it. The name before dir and _HEADERS must be the same, but other than that it doesn't matter much what it is.
To install data files into a standard directory, use dirname_DATA.
For instance a Type=Service .desktop file should go into $(kde_servicesdir), therefore you should write
kde_services_DATA = foo.desktop
To install data files into a custom directory, you must first define it then use it:
myappfoodir = $(kde_datadir/kmyapp myappfoo_DATA = bar.desktop
This installs bar.desktop into KDEPREFIX/share/apps/kmyapp.
For a K menu entry use:
xdg_apps_DATA = kmyapp.desktop
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