Auotmake manager and sub classing

[Phil]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andreas Pakulat" <apaku at gmx.de>
To: <kdevelop at barney.cs.uni-potsdam.de>
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 11:54 PM
Subject: Re: Auotmake manager and sub classing


> On 13.12.07 13:53:36, Phil wrote:
>> > On 11.12.07 11:37:29, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
>
> Uhm, there are no automake-manager Qt4 application templates, so either
> you created a Automake app or a QMake app.
>
>> What files would you like me to send? The whole project? It's very basic,
>> only what the automake manager generated plus a basic designer built
>> form.
>
> I meant send them to my email adress, not to the list. And yes, the
> whole project please.
>

Hello again Andreas. I hope I'm not wasting your time.

I cannot see how to attach an entire directory to an Outlook Express e-mail
(my modem is not Linux compatible) only individual files. Since a project is
composed of many files under many directories this could end up as a huge
mess at your end. What do you suggest?

In case it's not necessary to send the entire directory these are the steps
that I have used to create a qt3 application. I have attempted to use the
same procedure to create a qt4 application and by the sound of your reply
that procedure will not work with qt4.

  1.. Under New Project, select Simple KDE application which "generates a
       simple KDE application with one widget".
  2.. Create the project.
  3.. Create a dialog with designer.
  4.. Using automake manager, remove the cpp and h files.
  5.. Using automake manager, create a sub class of the dialog class. The
       sub class name is the same as the previously deleted .ccp and .h 
files.
  6.. Remove four lines from main.cpp - see my project files.
  7.. Select Build Active Target under Build

Before attempting to build a qt4 application, I set the qt4 options under
"Project Options".

Will a template be made available to something similar under qt4? Is there a
similar simple procedure to create a qt4 application?

Regards,
Phil.