Why should I have to figure out how to use qmake, and nmake, when i can just press compile and compile any project I need as long as the project options are set to do everything that you do manually.

I found it online, it's made by some french guy, so I cannot ask him. And it does work, because I am ableto compile and run programs and make them work. But whenever I put Q_OBJECT it causes problems. I don't think thats the fault of the template, but more of the fault of the documents not explaining what to do. Or why they do not have specific tutorials for DevC++/VC++ and other specific compilers, with easy to follow steps that once done, everything should work fine without the users having to spend hours and hours reading thru docs trying to figure out how to just compile..

"You should not have to care about anything. MOC is an implementation detail that should be abstracted away."
I do not use qmake, so I don't know how it is implemented, and I don't understand why it's even there. What am I suppose to do. From what I gathered, this moc file needs to somehow be integrated into my program, so I made the moc file, and i added it to my project, but the error persists, meaning moc wasn't the problem?? or the moc.exe in the bin is buggy or not working? Or there is something else I am required to do other than write "Q_OBJECT" on my classes and add the moc file.

I wish that tutorials were available for QT that wasn't from trolltech, that perhaps had .DEV files or .vc++ files, for VC++ and DevC++. So we do not have to figure this out or use the little qmake stuff. An idea like the template file i showed you, is a great idea, if there was such things for VC++ too that would be great. Well anyway I guess i'll hope someone who knows how moc should be included in the project when NOT using qmake appears, or someone who uses DevC++ to make QT