Qt-interest Archive, April 2007
VS 2005 Integration DEFINES
Message 1 in thread
First some quick background: I'm using the VS 2005 integration to
build app and lib projects but intend to cross compile on Linux and OS
X immediately. In my first few attempts to make a project I defined a
new variable and then exported the .pro file. The define in VS 2005
doesn't appear anywhere in the generated .pro or .pri file. Since I
plan on using that define in the code, I'd like it to export.
Is there any way to get the VS 2005 defines I add to export to the .pro file?
Would just managing the .pro file by hand and opening it in VS 2005 be
a better way to manage a cross platform project?
Thanks,
Robert
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Message 2 in thread
Maybe its just me... But for the projects I run... even with the integration, I always hand modify them in the .pri or .pro and re-run qmake...
It just seems except for the simple .pro/.pri project systems, you cant rely on the auto update of the pro to work.
I turn off the auto run UIC, but leave on the auto update moc and uic steps. So that if I make an object a QObject it will get run..
Scott
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From: Robert Stehwien [mailto:rstehwien@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Mon 4/2/2007 1:08 PM
To: qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: VS 2005 Integration DEFINES
First some quick background: I'm using the VS 2005 integration to
build app and lib projects but intend to cross compile on Linux and OS
X immediately. In my first few attempts to make a project I defined a
new variable and then exported the .pro file. The define in VS 2005
doesn't appear anywhere in the generated .pro or .pri file. Since I
plan on using that define in the code, I'd like it to export.
Is there any way to get the VS 2005 defines I add to export to the .pro file?
Would just managing the .pro file by hand and opening it in VS 2005 be
a better way to manage a cross platform project?
Thanks,
Robert
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