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karye

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Thursday, August 12th 2004, 4:20pm

QT and KDevelop: multiple subclasses to one ui

Hi!

Started a project i QT, and now the ui.h file gets quite long: 3000+ lines.
So after switching to KDevelop I wonder maybe I could the code inte smaller parts (files).

Much appreciated any answer or pointer...

Thanks!

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Thursday, August 12th 2004, 6:16pm

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Thursday, August 12th 2004, 6:43pm

same question:)
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Thursday, August 12th 2004, 6:59pm

RE: QT and KDevelop: multiple subclasses to one ui

Not with ui.h but with the subclass approach.
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karye

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Thursday, August 12th 2004, 9:43pm

RE: QT and KDevelop: multiple subclasses to one ui

Ahum!

I've got one ui form and a large ui.h. The form has 50 slots, 3 functions and 10 class variables.
Now in KDevelop I see that a ui form can be subclassed.
How is it possible to use several subclass-cpp/h files?

Opening a ui form in QT, how do I specify slots from different classes, eg:
class1::slot1, class1::slot2, class2::slot3 ...
Files are: class1.cpp/class1.h, class2.cpp/class2.h ...

A small example would be great!

Thanks!

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Thursday, August 12th 2004, 10:34pm

The ui.h file is, despite its name, just a normal C++ source file (AKA .cpp)

You can split the file manually into different files and just #include them into the main file

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karye

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Monday, August 16th 2004, 8:38pm

Thanks! Just what I was looking for.