Hmmm, I have tried your solution (also including myfile.moc at the end of the .cpp file), but it complains about undefined references to vtable and it does not compile... A question related to compile the sources into the test executable: can I use a variable created in a "parent" of the cmake file I'm currently using? I would like not to hand-write twice a lot of source files, it would be great if I only had to include a variable from the parent! Thank you!
2011/1/28 Andreas Pakulat <ap...@gmx.de> > On 28.01.11 13:13:58, Riccardo Bellini wrote: > > Thank you all for your replies, however I would prefer using Qt functions > > rather than kde4_add_unit_test. > > I finally got it to work, but I had to split the test class in .h and > .cpp > > files, and call qt_wrap_cpp on header file, including mocs in sources > when I > > call add_executable. > > You could use the qt4_automoc macro which will handle QObject sublcasses > inside .cpp as long as you #include "mycppfile.moc" (IIRC). > > > Another question: it's not a big problem, just for my knowledge. I had to > > create a static library from my project source and link the test > executable > > against it, otherwise it gives some "undefined reference to". Is there a > way > > to get it without creating a library and link it? > > Sure, compile in the source files into the test-executable. > > Andreas > > -- > You now have Asian Flu. > > >> Visit http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-devel#unsub to > unsubscribe << >
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