3.0 newbie question regarding adding classes and making them compile during "make"

[Ivica Ico Bukvic]

Hi all,

I've encountered a bit of a snag, primarily due to fact that I was used to
using Kdevelop 2.0 and have only today taken a plunge into 3.0.

When I add a class in project menu, declare its parameters and everything,
the files appear in the proper directory, but do not get built. .h file is
added to the NOINST list which I am not sure what it stands for (I would
appreciate explanation of this one :-), but even when it is removed it makes
no difference. Furthermore, I made sure that both of the files have been
added to the automake pane (by using the drag'n'drop interface). When I
remove the .h file from the noinst column in the automake pane (bottom) one,
then it gets removed from the project file in the left pane file view (it's
not bold anymore), even though it is still part of the added sources. Still,
even after distclean/configure/make, the class does not get made (nor is
there a moc created of it created either). Of course due to fact that the
class does not get compiled, I get error at link-time which is to be
expected. Obviously I am doing something wrong. Any ideas as to how can I
add a class properly?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Best wishes,

Ivica Ico Bukvic, composer & multimedia sculptor
http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico/
 



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