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On Wed, 2005-08-03 at 16:18 -0600, Christopher Thompson wrote:
> On August 3, 2005 04:03 pm, Michael Sullivan wrote:
> > How do I create private class variables in Qt Designer? I have three
>
> I am assuming you are using Qt3.
>
> The way I always do it is to derive a new class from the one created with Qt
> Designer. Nevertheless, I just checked that you can do it straight from
> inside Qt Designer itself.
>
> When you do this, what do you see in the Class Variables section? For me, I
> get:
> public
> int foo;
>
> Also, did you remember to include variablesform.h and methodsform.h (or
> whatever is appropriate) in your declaration includes?
>
I see (in Designer)
(other stuff)
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Class Variables
|-public
|-protected
|-private
|--VariablesForm* vform;
|--MethodsForm* mform;
Signals
Forward Declarations
Includes (In Declaration)
|-"variablesform.h"
|-"methodsform.h"
Includes (In Implementation)
I am running Qt Designer 3.3.4. In analyzing the ouput of the build I
see the user interface files parsed and converted into files and placed
into the .ui directory. Why is it then still attempting to read
mainform.ui.h outside the .ui directory?
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