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  1. 21st August 2008, 19:01 #1
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    Default Re: QApplication::desktop() incomplete type

    Check again. Look near QT_MODULE macro.
    sorry. i was thinking about qt3 - qapplication.h
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    Default Re: QApplication::desktop() incomplete type

    Quote Originally Posted by codebehind View Post
    i was thinking about qt3 - qapplication.h
    In that case everything is OK. That's the difference between Qt3 and Qt4 --- Qt4 uses forward declaration.
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