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    Default Re: Creating a new c++ class with QObject as a base class

    Quote Originally Posted by ChrisW67
    Really, you first port of call is to delete the shadow build directory completely and rebuild the application.
    That's what i did before posting the thread, but it didn't help.
    Thanks for the tips. But its just weird to stop working without any changes...
    Anyway i will just keep it without the #include <QObject> in the .h class and if any further complications happens i will re install Qt
    Regards.
    Last edited by toufic.dbouk; 27th September 2013 at 14:11.
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