[Qt-interest] Problem with MFC to Qt migration using qt-vs-addin-1.0.2 in VisualStudio2005

[David Walthall]

Vanbrabant Martin wrote:
> Thanks John,
> 
> the hard way to do it indeed (given the complexity of the project I'm faced with...).
> 
> Martin.

Here is a script that I wrote to simplify the generation of .pro files
when moving from MFC to Qt.  It requires sh, so you can either run it on
linux or install cygwin

#! /bin/sh
## MakePri.sh
##
## USAGE: MakePri.sh [dir1 [dir2 [...]]]
## Generates .pro files for the listed directories, or for
## the current directory if no dirN are listed.

headers=""
sources=""
fortran=""
forms=""

if [ $# -eq 0 ] ; then
    for d in "." ; do
        headersTmp=`ls -1 $d/*.h* $d/*.H* 2> /dev/nul`
        headers="$headers $headersTmp"
        sourcesTmp=`ls -1 $d/*.c* $d/*.C* 2> /dev/nul`
        sources="$sources $sourcesTmp"
        fortranTmp=`ls -1 $d/*.f* $d/*.F* 2> /dev/nul`
        fortran="$fortran $fortranTmp"
        formsTmp=`ls -1 $d/*.ui 2> /dev/nul`
        forms="$forms $formsTmp"
    done
else
    for d in $@ ; do
        headersTmp=`ls -1 $d/*.h* $d/*.H* 2> /dev/nul`
        headers="$headers $headersTmp"
        sourcesTmp=`ls -1 $d/*.c* $d/*.C* 2> /dev/nul`
        sources="$sources $sourcesTmp"
        fortranTmp=`ls -1 $d/*.f* $d/*.F* 2> /dev/nul`
        fortran="$fortran $fortranTmp"
        formsTmp=`ls -1 $d/*.ui 2> /dev/nul`
        forms="$forms $formsTmp"
    done
fi

if [ "x$headers" != "x" ] ; then
    echo "#Header files"
    echo "HEADERS +=  \\"
    for ff in $headers ; do
        echo "    $ff    \\"
    done
    echo ""
fi
if [ "x$sources" != "x" ] ; then
    echo "#Source files"
    echo "SOURCES +=  \\"
    for ff in $sources ; do
        echo "    $ff    \\"
    done
    echo ""
fi
if [ "x$forms" != "x" ] ; then
    echo "#Forms"
    echo "FORMS +=  \\"
    for ff in $forms ; do
        echo "    $ff    \\"
    done
    echo ""
fi
if [ "x$fortran" != "x" ] ; then
    echo "#Fortran files"
    echo "F90_SOURCES +=  \\"
    for ff in $fortran ; do
        echo "    $ff    \\"
    done
    echo ""
fi