linking problem

[wysota]

So did you solve that problem? You should be able to do that by adding an #include "filename.moc" statement to the header file. Qmake should then force moc to process your file. At least it works when you put that statement into an implementation (.cpp) module where the class header is, but maybe it works this way round too.

[high_flyer]

Yes I did, thanks.
The problem with adding #include "mocfile" (which I tried at first) is that it has to be included in the makefile ofcourse, but it got to be a problem because I am working with KDevelop, and it automatically generates makefiles, so changing them manually is only good till the next qmake.
I was looking (at first) for a way to have some classes just included as header files, so I wont need to have copies in the subprojects.
I ended up creating a lib with my abstract classes as a subproject (which then gets moc'ed as well) and it solved all my problems.
(I hope this was clear enough)