qt-embedded-2.3.8.tar.gz_QT/Embedded_qt embedded_qt-embedded_qt2

============================================================================== The QMsDev AddIn - Qt integration for the Microsoft(tm) Visual Studio(tm) ============================================================================== 1. Building the DLL =================== Add the qmsdev.dsp file to any workspace in your Visual C++(tm) IDE. Make sure the release configuration is selected and run Build (F7). This will create the qmsdev.dll file in the release subdirectory. 2. Installation =============== Move the qmsdev.dll file into the AddIns subdirectory of your Visual Studio(tm) installation: Example: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\MSDev98\AddIns Open the "Customize"-Dialog in the Visual Studio(tm) ( Extras -> Customize ) and open the "Add-Ins and Macrofiles"-Tab. Check the list item "QMsDev AddIn" and close the dialog. This should load the AddIn and add a new toolbar. Use the "Customize"-Dialog to change the layout of the toolbar. The plugin will add these commands to your Visual Studio(tm): - New Qt Project - A small application wizard - Generate Qt Project - Runs the TMAKE tool with a .pro-file - New Qt Dialog - Add an empty Qt Dialog to the active project - Qt GUI Designer - Run the Qt Designer - Use Qt - Add the Qt libraries to the active project - Add MOC - Add the MOC precompiler to the active file - Add UIC - Add the UIC precompiler to the active file Moreover, the plugin will start the Qt Designer each time you open a .ui file by doubleclicking on the file in workspace overview. 3. De-Installation ================== Delete the qmsdev.dll file from the addins subdirectory. 4. Known problems ================= - Adding MOC step to a cpp-file. This will add a .moc file to your project and add the necessary command to the custom build steps. As the Visual Studio COM interface does not provide a function to add a dependency for this file, you will have to add this manually in order to have the moc-file generated each time you change the cpp-file. Open the settings dialog for the moc-file, and add the dependency to the cpp-file manually in the "Custom Build-Step"-Tab.