QFormBuilder missing from new install on OS X. Qt 4.0.1

[Paul_Cezanne]

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

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

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The source line is:

#include <QtDesigner/QFormBuilder>

#include <QtDesigner/QFormBuilder>

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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]

In the QFormBuiler 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]

In the QFormBuiler 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