I am saying that I cannot use qmake + make to build my project, make gives me errors because of qmakes inability to make correct makefiles.
So I use DevC++ to build my projects, I can probably use VS too, but I don't like setting project settings constantly with VS, I use a template file for DevC++, that is easy enough to compile all Qt projects that do not include Q_OBJECT, to use signal/slot/Q_OBJECT I use moc to make an moc file and include it at the bottom of my cpp file. But I prefer to just have some sort of project option that automatically does this for me. Sucks having to remake an moc file everytime I make new slot/signals.
Of course I could try and waste time to make my own templates for VC++ or DevC++, but I don't want to try that. I couldn't find any such files anywhere on the web. In fact, Qt is one of the things that I have never found good sources for except for the trolltech docs themselves, I can't even find simple tutorials for it even, at least ones that had any quality to it.
Your points:
* I'd prefer ugly macros that I don't have to deal with than pretty connect functions that require me to use moc every time I need to change slots/signals. Is it really impossible to make it so you don't need moc?
You have a button, your library should automatically assign ids to all objects, and then you can have a connect function, just like the qt one, except that when someone uses a custom function, send the function and the class it involves, and then connect the on click WM_COMMAND to the function that was given by connect. It might be hard, but it should be able to be done.
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