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  1. 7th October 2009, 21:15 #1
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    Default Re: Which to include QtGui or QLabel, QLineEdit...

    I did not take your idea are with <QtGui> or not.

    Be clear please

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    Default Re: Which to include QtGui or QLabel, QLineEdit...

    Better stick with individual include with forward declaration in header and actual include in source file.
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