Why QDesigner does not include QListWidgetItem in myfile.h when I use 'gotoslot' ?

[tonnot]

I'like Qdesigner would include <QListWidgetItem> when I use the 'gotoSlot' on a QListWidget-listitemclicked. Now I have to do manually.

Now, Designer only write this line by me (when a use gotoslot ) :

void on_listWidget_itemClicked(QListWidgetItem* item);
But the ui_ui.h file does not include <QListWidgetItem>

So, I have to include <QListWidgetItem>, because if not I have an error.
I'm doing some bad? Why does not designer does the work ?

(If I'm going to use this slot .... it does not sense I have not include <QListWidgetItem>)
Any help ? Maybe it be a future feature of Designer ?Thanks.

[wysota]

Why should it include this file? You added the slot so you have to add the include file in the form's settings dialog if you want it there.

[tonnot]

WY.
If I use a QListWidget, Designer 'writes' the consecuent #include <QListWidget>
If I use GotoSlot and choose QListItemclicked , and it does not going to work if there is
not include #include <QListWidgetItem> .... .... (It does not have sense...)
I think there is a missing feature of Designer, dont you think ?
Where is the correct place to suggest this ?
Thanks

[wysota]

WY.
If I use a QListWidget, Designer 'writes' the consecuent #include <QListWidget>
Yes, because setupUi() calls methods from QListWidget class.


If I use GotoSlot and choose QListItemclicked , and it does not going to work if there is
not include #include <QListWidgetItem> .... .... (It does not have sense...)
What is not going to work? You write the code in a subclass that has its own compilation unit. You can place the include there. The ui.h file doesn't need it, it only has a pointer to the object and that doesn't require an include.


I think there is a missing feature of Designer, dont you think ?
No, not really.

Where is the correct place to suggest this ?
In Qt bug tracker.