On Sunday, 8 January 2017 12:54:03 CET mayank bansiwal wrote:
> hello mates.
> i have just started to code with qt creator. I want to contribute to kde
> open source organization which uses qt. Can anyone please tell me how to
> include kde classes in qt ide. I added this syntax in my .pro file
> 
> LIBS += -lkdeui

Heya,

Where did you get 'kdeui' from? This library no longer exists in KDE 
Frameworks 5. I'm sure you don't want to work with the older/deprecated 
kdelibs4 (based on Qt4)?)

Please check out the API documentation on https://api.kde.org to learn about 
KDE Frameworks 5 (based on Qt5):
  https://api.kde.org/frameworks/

Select the library you need on that page (e.g. KWidgetsAddons) and you'll 
learn how to use the library in QMake:
  https://api.kde.org/frameworks/kwidgetsaddons/html/index.html says:

  Use with QMake:
    QT += KWidgetsAddons 

That's actually it. For getting the QMake mkspecs files + development headers 
for KWidgetAddons you most likely need to install development packages of said 
library, for instance on Ubuntu 15.10+:
  libkf5widgetsaddons-dev - development files for kwidgetsaddons

If you need more help please rather send a mail to:
  KDE-devel Mailing-List <kde-de...@kde.org>

Hope that helps,
Kevin

> but still it is showing error about kde header files i used.


-- 
Kevin Funk | kf...@kde.org | http://kfunk.org

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