[Qt-creator] [Qt-interest] Export Visual Studio 2008 projects to Qt

[Bravo.Alex]

Pedro, 
I'm just curious, since .vcproj has XML syntax, why not use really nice XML APIs 
that Qt has to extract info from that file?
The resulting code usually is much more stable than direct string manipulation.

Example: consider what would happen if there's a define named "RelativePath" 

I do like your idea though.

-----Original Message-----
From: qt-creator-bounces at trolltech.com [mailto:qt-creator-bounces at trolltech.com] On Behalf Of Pedro Silva Vicente
Sent: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 3:50 PM
To: Pedro Silva Vicente; qt-interest at trolltech.com; qt-creator at trolltech.com
Subject: Re: [Qt-creator] [Qt-interest] Export Visual Studio 2008 projects to Qt

I initially created a .pro project from scratch and added each project file 
name on the .vcproj file  by hand  (vcproj  has an XML like syntax), but 
since the solution has thousands of files, I gave up quickly.

I ended up changing a Qt application that I am developing to just read the 
.vcproj  file  and export the file names to a text file that I used for the 
"SOURCES" and "HEADERS" part of the .pri Qt file.

The relevant code is here, feel free to use, with some tweaking this code 
can be changed to generate the .pro or .pri files directly.
The code reads the .vcproj  file and extracts each file name, located in the 
.vcproj file with the keyword "RelativePath" and saves each name to a new 
file "out.txt".

"file_name " in the parameter list is the name of the .vcproj file , 
obtained from

 fileName = QFileDialog::getOpenFileName(this,
        tr("Open File"), ".",
        tr("HDF5 files (*.h5);;All files (*.*)"));


void MainWindow::convert( const char* file_name )
{

    FILE       *fr;
    FILE       *fw;
    char       s[512];
    int        c;
    int        index;
    int        len;
    QString    name;
    QByteArray ba;


    fr = fopen(file_name, "r");
    fw = fopen("out.txt", "w");
    if ( fr == NULL )
    {
        return;
    }


    c = getc(fr);
    while (c != EOF)
    {

        fscanf( fr, "%s", s );

        QString str( s );
        QString path ( "./src/" );

        if ( str.contains( "RelativePath" ) )
        {

            index = str.lastIndexOf ( QChar('\\' ) );
            len   = str.length();
            name  = str.right( len - index - 1 );
            name.chop( 1 );
            path.append( name );
            path.append( " \\" );

            ba = path.toLatin1();
            fwrite( ba.data(), sizeof( char ), path.length(), fw );
            fwrite( "\n", sizeof( char ), 1, fw );
        }


        c = getc(fr);
    }
    fclose(fr);
    fclose(fw);

    return;



}





----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David Ching" <dc at remove-this.dcsoft.com>
To: <qt-interest at trolltech.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 10:02 AM
Subject: Re: [Qt-interest] Export Visual Studio 2008 projects to Qt


> "Girish Ramakrishnan" <girish at forwardbias.in> wrote in message
> news:hdebhu$alk$1 at eple.troll.no...
>> Have you tried the Visual Studio Integration? Add-In is for old versions
>> of visual studio.
>>
>
> VS Integration has always been for commercial only, and that has been
> formally deprecated by Nokia.  They aren't developing it anymore (in fact,
> they had stopped in the 4.3 or 4.4 timeframe) and encourage everyone to 
> now
> use the Add-In (which is available for GPL and LPGL) as well.
>
> Regarding the original poster's question, I don't believe the Add-in will
> generate a .pro file for non-Qt projects, but it shouldn't be very hard to
> construct one.  If nothing else, just create a temporary new Qt project 
> and
> add all the files from the non-Qt project, then export the temporary Qt
> project.  Alternatively, open a command prompt and use qmake -project to
> generate a .pro file from the files in the current folder.
>
> But then settings like compiler/linker are not necessarily set right.  So
> maybe just examine the .sln and .vcproj of the Qt project and add the
> relevant lines into the non-Qt project to fool the Add-in into thinking it
> is a Qt project.
>
>
> -- David
>
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