Thanks so much for the hints. I will try to implement these suggestions.
On Fri, Sep 6, 2013 at 1:25 PM, Andreas Pakulat <ap...@gmx.de> wrote: > Hi, > > On Fri, Sep 6, 2013 at 7:09 PM, Mitchell Verter <mitchell.ver...@gmail.com > > wrote: > >> Thanks for your response, Thiago. >> >> So your intutiion was correct: the error is coming from exacty a line >> that says >> >> #define Bool int >> >> However, this line is located in the the X11 libraries, in Xlib.h. >> >> I was using X11 to inject mouse clicks into the application. >> >> I had no problems using Xlib.h when I was using Qt4 but I am having >> problems in Qt5. Why would this be? What should I do to rectify it? I am >> reluctant to start chopping away at X11 header files. >> > > Well, with Qt4 you probably got Xlib.h included in some Qt header and Qt > cleaned up all the broken defines that it sets for you. With Qt5 all this > stuff is completely hidden in private headers and plugins that your app > code never include's, now you gotta clean up such stuff yourself. > > For this particular case a > > #undef Bool > > after the include <Xlib.h> should be sufficient. If you use Xlib.h in > multiple places, create a myXlib.h use that everywhere and put the cleanup > in there. > > With some grepping you might be able to find where in Qt4 the cleanup > happens and just take that over into your project. > > Andreas >
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