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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS These instructions refer to the package you are installing as some-package.tar.gz or some-package.zip. The .zip file is intended for use on Windows. The directory you choose for the installation will be referred to as your-install-dir. Note to Qt Visual Studio Integration users: In the instructions below, instead of building from command line with nmake, you can use the menu command 'Qt->Open Solution from .pro file' on the .pro files in the example and plugin directories, and then build from within Visual Studio. Unpacking and installation -------------------------- 1. Unpacking the archive (if you have not done so already). On Unix and Mac OS X (in a terminal window): cd your-install-dir gunzip some-package.tar.gz tar xvf some-package.tar This creates the subdirectory some-package containing the files. On Windows: Unpack the .zip archive by right-clicking it in explorer and choosing "Extract All...". If your version of Windows does not have zip support, you can use the infozip tools available from www.info-zip.org. If you are using the infozip tools (in a command prompt window): cd your-install-dir unzip some-package.zip 2. Building the component and examples (when required). If you would like to build the examples, next give the commands qmake make [or nmake if your are using Microsoft Visual C++] The example program(s) can be found in the directory called "examples" or "example". Components that are Qt plugins, e.g. styles and image formats, are ready to be used as soon as they are built, so the rest of this installation instruction can be skipped. Solutions components are intended to be used directly from the package directory during development, so there is no 'make install' procedure. Using a component in your project --------------------------------- To use this component in your project, add the following line to the project's .pro file (or do the equivalent in your IDE): include(your-install-dir/some-package/src/some-package.pri) This adds the package's sources and headers to the SOURCES and HEADERS project variables respectively and updates INCLUDEPATH to contain the package's src directory. Additionally, the .pri file may include some dependencies needed by the package. To include a header file from the package in your sources, you can now simply use: #include <SomeClass> or alternatively, in pre-Qt 4 style: #include <some-class.h> !! The End !!