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["lihw" <>]

I'm using QT+CGAL in VC8.0.

If you have commercial edition of QT, you can create a QT project through
wizard. 

If you are using opensource version, initially you have to use qmake and put
all gui-related files into the qt project file, and you will get a vcproj
file generated by qmake. Later, when a new gui source file is added, you
should run qmake again, or you manually add it into VC project file and
setting a custom building rule to the new header file.

For every user-defined QT subclass containing a Q_OBJECT macro, you have to
add a custom building rule to the .h file and compile the moc generated .cpp
file. Otherwise, you will get unresolved symbol errors.



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Subject: [cgal-discuss] CGAL + Qt on Eclipse

Hello,


I use CGAL with Eclipse + CDT.
Now I create a Managed Make C++ Project for a new project with CGAL but
without Qt.
I plan writing GUI parts of next project with Qt,
but don't know which kind of project (managed or standard) should I select
and
 how to build it under above environment.
The aim of using Qt is just creating something like buttons and toolbars,
and for the rendering part, I'll use OpenGL.
So I have Qt4 in my machine.

I wonder I should use qmake command when I build a project using Qt,
so should I select Standard Make C++ Project rather than Managed one?
And what commands should I set at Properties of a project?

The settings of Eclipse is like the VC's.
Would anyone working with similar environment or know something about this,
 tell me advices?


Regards,
NAGAI, Yukie