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    Default UIc'ing files

    Hi to all'
    I start using Qt (Qt 4.5.2). I use visual studio 2005 to compile, not mingw. I designed a little gui with
    QtDesigner and it created a .ui file that I added to my project. Now what must I do? I have to add a custom build rule to that generated file right? Can I have an help for that?
    I searched without success on internet.
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    Default Re: UIc'ing files

    Hi,

    I don't know Visual Studio Integration but, as general rule, you must "use" your ui data in a widget.
    There are many approach to do this, you can read about in http://doc.qtsoftware.com/4.5/design...a-ui-file.html

    I prefer the The Single Inheritance Approach because IMHO is the most flexible way.
    A camel can go 14 days without drink,
    I can't!!!

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