[Qt-creator] Testing of own plugin

[Eike Ziller]

It should work. The include must use the same name as the cpp file, with the .moc extension instead, e.g. "foo.moc" for "foo.cpp".
Maybe you need to explicitly run cmake after that...

Br, Eike

> Am 26/01/2023 um 15:32 schrieb Knut Petter Svendsen <knutpett+qtcreator at pvv.org>:
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>>> I've added a few dummy tests to my example dummy plugin, as a reference
>>> for (one way of solving) the details, that uses the fact that
>>> add_qtc_plugin etc does some helpful things when WITH_TESTS is set:
>>> 
>>> https://github.com/e4z9/qtcreator-testplugin/commit/fa8065f580ee5724f8b9afb06e904e1be1c2e343
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> I'm trying to do exactly the same as you with tst_mytest.cpp, but I must
> be missing something because I get
> AutoMoc error:
> --------------
> "SRC":.....
> contains a "Q_OBJECT" macro, but it does not include ".....moc"!
> ...
> 
> But I do #include that .moc file. How do I instruct cmake to moc that file?
> 
> Knut
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