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qmake error


Message 1 in thread

hello,

I try to create a project "hello world" using qt and eclipse for macs.
but I have an error;

I installed Qt4.3 from the dmg, then I installed eclipse CDT; I followed 
the tutorial "Qt in 10 steps": add the two external tools Qmake and 
Qtassistant, create two targets all and qmake, and launch the target 
qmake (after having wrote the code); but when I launch the target qmake 
(from eclipse or even from the command line, I have the following message:

cannot find file: test-9.pro.

Any help available?

thank you,

lolveley.

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Message 2 in thread

The issue has slighty changed: I have entered the file helloworld.cpp 
(basic helloworld using Qt), its first line is

     #include <QApplication>

and , like other lines, is not recognized("no such file or directory"); 
however in the folder "include : library/frameworks ", there is the file 
QtGui.framework which contains Qapplication.h: eclipse should find this 
file.

it is clear that eclipse is bad-configured.

Any help to configure eclipse would be appreciated,

lolveley.


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Message 3 in thread

I submit you again my problem:

I have a mac, and Qt4 and eclipse europa installed.
I would like to make run the example "hello world", which first line is:

	#include <QApplication>

but there is an error at this line (like at other lines):"no such file 
or directory".

however, in eclipse's project explorer view, the folder "include" 
contains a subfolder called "library/frameworks" in which there is the 
file qtgui.framework which contains the file qapplication.h: I mean that 
there sould not be an error at the first line, eclipse should find 
qapplication.h.

I think that eclipse is bad-configured, and so I'm in search of someone 
who knows how to configure eclipse, or of a tutorial (not "qt in 10 
steps", which I already have).

thank you,

lolveley.

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Message 4 in thread

On 28.07.07 11:44:48, lolveley wrote:
> I submit you again my problem:
> 
> I have a mac, and Qt4 and eclipse europa installed.
> I would like to make run the example "hello world", which first line is:
> 
> 	#include <QApplication>
> 
> but there is an error at this line (like at other lines):"no such file or 
> directory".
> 
> however, in eclipse's project explorer view, the folder "include" contains a 
> subfolder called "library/frameworks" in which there is the file 
> qtgui.framework which contains the file qapplication.h: I mean that there sould 
> not be an error at the first line, eclipse should find qapplication.h.

You've got two problems:

a) You're using include <QApplication> which is different from include
<qapplication.h>
b) you probably didn't configure your QMake project to use QtGui, which
would mean the Makefile doesn't contain the -I<Qtpath>/include/QtGui/
switch and then QApplication or qapplication.h cannot be found by the
compiler. Add gui to the .pro file in the line having QT (QT += gui).

Andreas

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Message 5 in thread

hello Andreas,

I tried  "#include <qapplication.h>" but it does no more work.
and I tried to modify the .pro file, appending "QT+=gui" at its end, but 
without any success, after "qmake -project", "qmake", I still have a lot 
of errors entering "make" ("no such file or directory").

I think that this is the include fomders which must be changed, but how?...


lolveley.






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Message 6 in thread

On 28.07.07 12:19:27, lolveley wrote:
> hello Andreas,
> 
> I tried  "#include <qapplication.h>" but it does no more work.
> and I tried to modify the .pro file, appending "QT+=gui" at its end, but 
> without any success, after "qmake -project", "qmake", I still have a lot of 
> errors entering "make" ("no such file or directory").

You should start reading the QMake Manual. qmake -project will overwrite
your existing .pro file with a basic new version. You only run that
once, afterwards you only run qmake without the -project switch.

Andreas

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