On 13/09/12 6:57 AM, Stephen Kelly wrote: > Your build tools don't tell you that there is a problem. It compiles > just fine (for you), even though the include should not be there. If > you instead include <QAction>, your compiler will not find that header > and you will immediately know you made a mistake.
FWIW - I remember this being such a problem in Qtopia that the internal builds setup the include directory so that even <Module/Header> would not actually work unless you'd done the required QT += module. I think it was something like include/Module/Header include/Module/.module/Module/Header with both include/Module and include/Module/.module added to the INCLUDEPATH (and include explicitly removed from INCLUDEPATH just in case a developer tried to add it in their .pro file). It should be a relatively minor change to syncqt and qt.prf to implement this for Qt. -- Link _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
