[Qt-interest] 'AutoMoc' as prebuild event in msvc2008

[Scott Aron Bloom]

You wouldn't...

You would run qmake from the command line and regenerate the vcproj
files.

Scott

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sounds groovy, but I don't get this philosophy at all.. why would I
generate 
a vc project file from within a vc project ?? I'd have to reload it
after 
I generate it. Would you please elaborate ?

J

> No..
> 
> Qmake can also generate your VC project and solution files (using -tp
> vc)
> 
> Scott
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> 
> well, first because I didn't know that and I'm quite new to Qt, 
> so, thanks, but doesn't qmake just generate a makefile which I then
> have to compile with nmake ? 
> 
> J
> 
> Why not just run qmake which does exactly the same thing?
> 
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> 
> Hi there,
> 
> In setting up my msvc2008 environment for use with Qt-4.6
> I found it quite convenient to have an 'AutoMoc' python script
> as a prebuild event. The script scans the $(projectDir) recursively
> for .h files that contain 'Q_OBJECT' and then runs moc.exe on them,
> generating a moc_filename.h in the same folder. the arguments to 
> moc can be provided as well, so you just need to add the call to
> the python script as a prebuild event, add an #include
"moc_filename.h"
> to your corresponding .cpp file, and all should be well.
> the script can be found here: 
> 
> http://www.dynamica.org/PUB/AutoMoc/AutoMoc.htm
> 
> regards,
> 
> Jochem van der Spek
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