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Qt4-preview-feedback Archive, January 2008
Problems with eclipse import and qmake's "include()" function


Message 1 in thread

Hi,
The feature:
	File-> import -> Qt-Project
doesn't import all my project's file when I use:
	include(../../agent/software/core/workers/WorkerAcquireMG1264/WorkerAcquireMG1264.pri)
in my StreamingTest.pro
I don't find any files from added by WorkerAcquireMG1264.pri.

The directory structure is like this:
agent/software/
`-- core
    `-- workers
        `-- WorkerAcquireMG1264
	    `--WorkerAcquireMG1264.pri
test
`-- StreamingTest
     `--StreamingTest.pro

I've already made some pro using include(x.pri) and import works.

Eclipse Platform  Version: 3.3.1.1
Qt C++ Eclipse Integration Version: 1.0.1
Eclipse C/C++ Development Tools Version: 4.0.2.200711280800  Build id: 
200711280800

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Message 2 in thread

On Jan 29, 2008, at 4:17 PM, nicola wrote:

> Hi,
> The feature:
> 	File-> import -> Qt-Project
> doesn't import all my project's file when I use:
> 	include(../../agent/software/core/workers/WorkerAcquireMG1264/ 
> WorkerAcquireMG1264.pri)
> in my StreamingTest.pro
> I don't find any files from added by WorkerAcquireMG1264.pri.
>
> The directory structure is like this:
> agent/software/
> `-- core
>    `-- workers
>        `-- WorkerAcquireMG1264
> 	    `--WorkerAcquireMG1264.pri
> test
> `-- StreamingTest
>     `--StreamingTest.pro
>
> I've already made some pro using include(x.pri) and import works.
>
> Eclipse Platform  Version: 3.3.1.1
> Qt C++ Eclipse Integration Version: 1.0.1
> Eclipse C/C++ Development Tools Version: 4.0.2.200711280800  Build  
> id: 200711280800

Hi Nicola,

in part this is a inconvenience of Eclipse's conception of what a  
'project' is (projects are a directory tree somewhere).
It is possible though to add 'links' to other directory trees to your  
project. To do this, open File->New->Folder, in the dialog give it  
some meaningful 'folder name' (e.g. WorkerAcquire), press the  
'advanced' button, check the 'link to folder in the file system'  
option and browse for your WorkerAcquireMG1264 folder (or whereever  
your files are located).
After this you find the files in the new 'linked folder' in your  
project, and the Qt Eclipse Integration will also find the pro and  
pri files located there.

Unfortunately the Qt Eclipse Integration does not do this  
automatically for you.

Regards, Eike

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Message 3 in thread

Eike Ziller wrote:
> On Jan 29, 2008, at 4:17 PM, nicola wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>> The feature:
>>     File-> import -> Qt-Project
>> doesn't import all my project's file when I use:
>>     include(../../agent/software/core/workers/WorkerAcquireMG1264/WorkerAcquireMG1264.pri) 
>>
>> in my StreamingTest.pro
>> I don't find any files from added by WorkerAcquireMG1264.pri.
>>
>> The directory structure is like this:
>> agent/software/
>> `-- core
>>    `-- workers
>>        `-- WorkerAcquireMG1264
>>         `--WorkerAcquireMG1264.pri
>> test
>> `-- StreamingTest
>>     `--StreamingTest.pro
>>
>> I've already made some pro using include(x.pri) and import works.
>>
>> Eclipse Platform  Version: 3.3.1.1
>> Qt C++ Eclipse Integration Version: 1.0.1
>> Eclipse C/C++ Development Tools Version: 4.0.2.200711280800  Build id: 
>> 200711280800
> 
> Hi Nicola,
> 
> in part this is a inconvenience of Eclipse's conception of what a 
> 'project' is (projects are a directory tree somewhere).
> It is possible though to add 'links' to other directory trees to your 
> project. To do this, open File->New->Folder, in the dialog give it some 
> meaningful 'folder name' (e.g. WorkerAcquire), press the 'advanced' 
> button, check the 'link to folder in the file system' option and browse 
> for your WorkerAcquireMG1264 folder (or whereever your files are located).
> After this you find the files in the new 'linked folder' in your 
> project, and the Qt Eclipse Integration will also find the pro and pri 
> files located there.
> 
> Unfortunately the Qt Eclipse Integration does not do this automatically 
> for you.
> 
> Regards, Eike
> 
> To unsubscribe - send "unsubscribe" in the subject to 
> qt4-preview-feedback-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Now it works. I've just linked the parent directory of WorkerAcquireMG1264

Thank you.

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