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Paul_Cezanne
20th June 2006, 19:14
I'm having some problem compiling my first Qt program. We have Qt 4.0.1, OS X Commercial version. We are out of the support period.

I just installed it today on my Macintosh G5 running 10.4.6.

I'm trying to build the calculatorbuilder demo application and I get this error:


35: error: QtDesigner/QFormBuilder: No such file or directory

The source line is:


#include <QtDesigner/QFormBuilder>

Qt was freshly installed on this machine. I did a spotlight search and QFormbuilder does indeed seem to be missing. (In /Library/Frameworks I have:


QtSql.framework
QtGui.framework
QtNetwork.framework
QtOpenGL.framework
Qt3Support.framework
QtCore.framework
QtXml.framework

Where can I get QFormBuilder?

Fortunately, the t1 tutorial example builds so I guess I'll start my learning there. I usually like diving right in but that didn't work in this case.

I've googled and searched these forums but not found my answer.

Thanks for any help.

Paul

e8johan
21st June 2006, 13:10
In the QFormBuiler (http://doc.trolltech.com/4.0/qformbuilder.html) API reference it does not says to have the path ahead of the header... i.e. only have <QFormBuilder> in the include statement.

Paul_Cezanne
22nd June 2006, 11:54
In the QFormBuiler (http://doc.trolltech.com/4.0/qformbuilder.html) API reference it does not says to have the path ahead of the header... i.e. only have <QFormBuilder> in the include statement.
Oh, I tried that also.

The problem is that QFormBuilder just isn't installed in my build, Qt 4.0.1. This was a clean install.

Paul