Hi!
> Add to your module.cpp:
>
> #include "moc_module.cpp"
>
> This is recommended anyway, regardless of your problem. Always #include the
> module output for your headers in your corresponding .cpp files.
I tried a variant of the above using C++17 __has_include:
#if __has_include("moc_module.cpp")
#include "moc_module.cpp"
#endif
My goal was easier module maintenance by automatic inclusion of moc-code in
case moc found
relevant code in the header. Especially after reworking a module this can be
easily
forgotten without the above.
Then I get this error:
No rule to make target 'moc_module.cpp', needed by 'core_module.o'. Stop.
I also tried this:
#if 0
#include "moc_module.cpp"
#endif
Same error.
It appears to me that qmake is looking for "#include "moc_module.cpp"" using
some simple
regular expression which does not take any conditional compilation into
account. Is this
correct?
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Best Regards,
Bernhard Lindner
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