diff --git a/src/ecl_fun.cpp b/src/ecl_fun.cpp
index fe49b5c..444338d 100644
--- a/src/ecl_fun.cpp
+++ b/src/ecl_fun.cpp
@@ -2963,6 +2963,7 @@ cl_object qrun_in_gui_thread2(cl_object l_function_or_closure, cl_object l_block
     /// alias: qrun
     /// Runs <code>function</code> in GUI thread while (by default) blocking the calling thread (if called from main thread, <code>function</code> will simply be called directly).<br>This is needed to run GUI code from ECL threads other than the main thread.<br>Returns <code>T</code> on success.<br><br>There are 2 reasons to always wrap any EQL function like this, if called from another ECL thread:<ul><li>Qt GUI methods always need to run in the GUI thread<li>EQL functions are not designed to be reentrant (not needed for GUI code)</ul>See also macro <code>qrun*</code>.
     ///     (qrun 'update-view-data)
+    ecl_process_env()->nvalues = 1;
     if(l_function_or_closure != Cnil) {
         QObject o;
         if(o.thread() == QApplication::instance()->thread()) {
diff --git a/src/eql5.pro b/src/eql5.pro
index 6948fcb..1624402 100644
--- a/src/eql5.pro
+++ b/src/eql5.pro
@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ SUBDIRS = help \
           quick \
           sql \
           svg \
-          # webengine \
-          webkit
+          webengine \
+          # webkit
 # -----------------------------------------------------
 
 TEMPLATE = subdirs
diff --git a/src/eql_exe.pro b/src/eql_exe.pro
index 83592c4..15198d0 100644
--- a/src/eql_exe.pro
+++ b/src/eql_exe.pro
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 QT             += widgets printsupport uitools
 TEMPLATE       = app
 CONFIG         += no_keywords release
-INCLUDEPATH    += ../src /usr/local/include
+INCLUDEPATH    += /usr/local/include
 LIBS           += -lecl -leql5 -L.. -L/usr/local/lib
 TARGET         = eql5
 DESTDIR        = ../