How to run Qt programs----simple one

**wysota** · 21st November 2006, 13:35

It's in "Make options". Add an environment variable PATH and set it to "/your/qt4/installation/bin:$PATH".

**shamik** · 22nd November 2006, 09:52

hiii alll

thankyou very much for the help

i have now solved the problem myself. the answere to what i asked is nowhere in this thread but anyhow i managed to solve it.

thanks everybody for trying to help me.

regards..
shamik

**sunil.thaha** · 23rd November 2006, 07:29

It would help if you could state what the real problem was and How you managed to solve it

**shamik** · 23rd November 2006, 10:08

I was trying out different combinations of solving this problem and finally i got one which worked. and i think this is the correct method because every project file which i create is now working fine. here it goes.

i made a qt project .pro and compiled it, made the exe by running make. the exe should run as desired.

now there are three hidden folders in the folder where u create this .pro file.
amongst these is one called .ui

from terminal, go to the folder where ur .pro file is and then type the command--- mv .ui ui

now u can view this folder from the GUI. now copy the files inside this folder outside of it i.e. to the folder where ur .pro file . (actually this is not required but u can do it.....adding files to kdevelop becomes easy).

now open kdevelop newly created project and click on project->add existing files

then go to this folder where ur .pro file is. then add the files ending with .ui and .ui.h and .h

kdevelop will automatically create the class and place the files in their proper locations.
what else?
configure it and make it

enjoy running the exe.

sometimes we can solve the problem without anybody's help

right !?! hai na bhaiya?? (i cannot mention the name but the one who reads can understand it)

regards
shamik

**wysota** · 24th November 2006, 09:58

Wouldn't it be simpler just to show hidden files from your file manager? Or delete the entries from your project file enabling the use of ui, object and moc dirs?

Besides, these folders are hidden on purpose - you don't need to even know what's inside them and they are hidden so that they don't clutter your view. But if you want to always see them, then good for you!