fassage
6th November 2009, 10:48
Hi All !!!
Im really getting frustrated by this issue. Unfortunately for the time being im using 3.1 because im forced to at work, but i will be testing this out later on this evening on Qt4.6 i assure you !
I am working on a Linux x64 Redhat 5 platform compiling TWO simple forms (form1.ui and form2.ui). Both forms contain identical pixmap XPM images both as a button and simple pixmap box.
Now heres the problem.....
When i compile them both form1.ui doesnt contain the xpm instatiation of the image whereas form2.cpp is a much MUCH bigger file containing each image.
static const char* const image0_data[] = {
"550 189 2 1",
"# c #808080",
". c #ffffff",
etc
etc
Can someone please tell me why the .cpp files are generated differently in qmake ?
Is there a way to control how it is created ?
Your assistance in this would be extremely appreciated.
Many thanks in advance
Fassage
Im really getting frustrated by this issue. Unfortunately for the time being im using 3.1 because im forced to at work, but i will be testing this out later on this evening on Qt4.6 i assure you !
I am working on a Linux x64 Redhat 5 platform compiling TWO simple forms (form1.ui and form2.ui). Both forms contain identical pixmap XPM images both as a button and simple pixmap box.
Now heres the problem.....
When i compile them both form1.ui doesnt contain the xpm instatiation of the image whereas form2.cpp is a much MUCH bigger file containing each image.
static const char* const image0_data[] = {
"550 189 2 1",
"# c #808080",
". c #ffffff",
etc
etc
Can someone please tell me why the .cpp files are generated differently in qmake ?
Is there a way to control how it is created ?
Your assistance in this would be extremely appreciated.
Many thanks in advance
Fassage