Creating slots with Q_OBJECT

[VireX]

It becomes extremely annoying when I have to deal with things like qmake and nmake, which I have dealt with in linux, and it's extremely annoying to do. Which is why i found the template file, which should have done all this for me. I even tried an example i found right out of the documentation of trolltech, and not anywhere did i see a #include moc, or any other compiler options to be set anywhere. It would be easier if there was something I could do, so that I wouldn't have to do this. I do not understand the link you have sent me, now unless I spend 2 hours reading every little document about it, I won't be able to build this.

From what you've told me, all I understand is that Qt has some extra things that needs to be done in order to understand things like "emit" "slots" "signals" and instead of them doing all the work in some header file, as I've seen in windows (excuse me for saying, but my only GUI experience is HEAVY and Lengthy use of Win32 API, which is difficult and buggy, so I used Qt hoping it would be easier, but with all these external libraries and compile this and use this program to attach this and that , it becomes more of a hassle than a helpful library), I have to now do something in order to compile these moc files, which I don't even know where they come from or what makes them... I'm suppose to include something that doesn't exist...

I usually use Visual Studio .NET 2003, but it can get very very annoying when setting up the settings, and the template file I thought handled most of it, but it seems I still have 3 bulky DLLs which i don't know how to link to my program as "lib" or "a" files. So how do I do this? Does anyone have "dummy steps" without going into too much technical detail about the library itself? (keep in mind, that I am only experienced in pure C++ and winAPI not these kinds of libraries etc) How do I make these moc files, and if possible, do you think it can be applied into the DevC++ template file? I also think i don't need the little command that says ActiveQt because I will never use ActiveX anything.

EDIT:
I seperated my file to a .h too.
Ok so I used moc in my bin directory, as such: moc -o QTmain.moc QTmain.h
And it made the moc file, which I then added to my DevC++ project. So I did basically what you guys wanted me to do, which was to have this moc file integrated to my program.

[Linker error] undefined reference to `MyWidget::staticMetaObject'
[Linker error] undefined reference to `vtable for MyWidget'
and i got the same results.