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  1. 15th November 2010, 15:22 #1
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    Default Re: Unable to compile an Example

    The qt examples do not contain .moc files. They are generated files.
    If they do, it's a packaging bug.
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    Default Re: Unable to compile an Example

    tbscope, yes thanks for your explanation on how these moc files get generated - your explanatory text seems to be gone - but I did read it. Thanks.
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