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    Default porting of icon property problem

    From Qt3 to Qt4, the icon property of .ui files changed a lot.
    From http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/porting...ner.html#icons there's a way for using qmake.
    How about not using qmake?
    And it requires using `uic3 -convert` to convert the file first. How about if I'm using the other way:generate header files and implementation files by uic3 -impl?

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    Default Re: porting of icon property problem

    Quote Originally Posted by batileon View Post
    How about if I'm using the other way:generate header files and implementation files by uic3 -impl?
    Provided that you haven't changed the files generated by uic, you have to port the .ui files and then adapt your code to the new way of using .ui files.

    See this: http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/designe...component.html

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