[Qt-creator] Project Tree

[Porfirio]

SUBDIRS is just a diferent project type
Each subdir become a project, so they cant be linked together :s

What you can do is make each subdir create a static lib and on the 
project that contains the application link the static libs

I use this tecnology on one of my projects, but its not good, you loose 
time linking libraries that are not need

QtCreator itself use this tecnique itself but it uses dll plugins, 
infact the QtCreator.exe is just a couple of lines
But for my program i want a single application without a bunch of plugins :p


Em 24-03-2009 15:38, GreyGeek escreveu:
>    From the qmake manual and tutorial:
>
> include(SUBDIRS)r
>
> Where SUBDIRS is populated the same way CONFIG and other qmake variables
> are.  See the QMake tutorial for an example.
>
> GG
>
> Porfirio wrote:
>    
>> Yes, if Qt Creator gives an option to follow the folder structure would
>> be good enought ;)
>>
>>
>> Em 24-03-2009 13:55, eike.ziller at nokia.com escreveu:
>>
>>      
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> what is the reason for "virtual" folders? Why is important to you to have virtual folders in contrast to just putting the aboutdialog.* files in a real subdirectory "about"?
>>>
>>> SOURCES += main.cpp \
>>>      mainwindow.cpp\
>>>      about/aboutdialog.cpp
>>>
>>> etc?
>>> I know that QtCreator doesn't map the filesystem folders in folders in the tree atm, but what if it would?
>>>
>>> All in all, the project tree is not a very efficient way of navigating anyway - though sometimes helpful if you just can't remember at all how some file was named. So that's why it is there at all ;-). But as long as you have a rough idea about a file name, method name, or class name, using "Locator" (or "Follow Symbol") is usually better suited IMO.
>>>
>>> Best regards, Eike
>>>
>>> ________________________________________
>>> From: qt-creator-bounces at trolltech.com [qt-creator-bounces at trolltech.com] On Behalf Of ext Porfirio [porfirio.ribeiro at sapo.pt]
>>> Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 12:03
>>> To: qt-creator at trolltech.com
>>> Subject: Re: [Qt-creator] Project Tree
>>>
>>> Well QtCreator creates a file calledyourproject.pro.user to save project settings, so i guess it could be stored there
>>> Or maybe use comments on pro file like
>>>
>>> SOURCES += main.cpp \
>>>
>>>                           mainwindow.cpp \
>>>
>>>                           aboutdialog.cpp             #/about
>>>
>>>
>>> HEADERS += mainwindow.h \
>>>
>>>                           aboutdialog.h                 #/about
>>>
>>>
>>> FORMS     += mainwindow.ui \
>>>
>>>                           aboutdialog.ui                #/about
>>>
>>> Would be ignored by qmake and the ide could understand it
>>>
>>>
>>> Em 24-03-2009 10:07, Sam Clegg escreveu:
>>>
>>> On Fri, 2009-03-20 at 09:58 +0100, Albert Graells Rovira wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Another vote for this proposal :)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> And anther vote for this.
>>>
>>> Really we'd like to see a fully flexible hierarchy in the file view
>>> where groups can be configured independently of the filesystem layout if
>>> necessary (which is possible in, dare I say it, msvc).  I know its
>>> tricky since qmake doesn't natively support logical groupings of files
>>> but presumably this grouping information doesn't have to live in the
>>> qmake file.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> 2009/3/20 Kuiper, Luuk<kuiper at hitt.nl><mailto:kuiper at hitt.nl>
>>>
>>>           We deal we great projects as well. And they subdivide in in
>>>           subdirectories, but it has to lead to one library.
>>>           So we do not use sub-project for that.
>>>           And, yes, I also like very much to see a tree structure in the
>>>           file
>>>           overview that is organized as the file tree on the disk.
>>>
>>>           Luuk
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>           -----Original Message-----
>>>           From: qt-creator-bounces at trolltech.com<mailto:qt-creator-bounces at trolltech.com>
>>>           [mailto:qt-creator-bounces at trolltech.com] On Behalf Of Adam
>>>           Higerd
>>>           Sent: 19 March 2009 23:19
>>>           To: qt-creator at trolltech.com<mailto:qt-creator at trolltech.com>
>>>           Subject: Re: [Qt-creator] Project Tree
>>>
>>>           Porfirio wrote:
>>>           >   Hi!
>>>           >
>>>           >   I really like QtCreator, its a great software but sometimes
>>>           its hard
>>>           >   to organize a big project because all files becomes messed
>>>           even if
>>>           >   they are in diferent folders.
>>>           >
>>>           >   In Eclipse it shows the folder strocture as it is in system,
>>>           thats a
>>>           >   good solution, in Netbeans you can have virtual folders and
>>>           add your
>>>           >   files there, even if they are all in same folder or
>>>           whatever.
>>>           >
>>>           >   Something like this is realy required!
>>>
>>>           Creator does this based on project organization; if you have a
>>>           subdirs
>>>           project, it shows each subproject as a separate folder in the
>>>           tree.
>>>
>>>           Meanwhile, if you have a project that's large enough to be
>>>           spanning into
>>>           subdirectories, you're looking at a case where you might want
>>>           subprojects ANYWAY for the sake of build performance.
>>>
>>>           /s/ Adam
>>>           _______________________________________________
>>>
>>>        
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