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    kumararajas
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    Hello,

    I am looking for a better way to include the recursive directories.

    Example:

    src/
    src/scene1
    src/scene1/scene1.h
    src/scene1/scene1.cpp
    src/scene2
    src/scene2/scene2.h
    src/scene2/scene2.cpp
    .....
    

    In order to avoid the relative path include,
    I have to write .pro like this:

    INCLUDEPATH+=$PWD../../src/
    INCLUDEPATH+=$PWD../../src/scene1
    INCLUDEPATH+=$PWD../../src/scene2
    

    I would like to avoid adding sub folders in the INCLUDEPATH because, I have 50+ sub folders and they contain their owen structure as well.

    Is there any efficient way to handle this?

    --Kumar

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      SGaist
      Lifetime Qt Champion
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      Hi,

      Depending on your OS you could try with system + find to get the list of folders in src

      Hope it helps

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      • SGaistS SGaist

        Hi,

        Depending on your OS you could try with system + find to get the list of folders in src

        Hope it helps

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        kumararajas
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        Sam,

        Hmm. You mean to say to use the linux command find

        How can I do this from pro file?

        And is this the only way?

        Thanks,
        Kumara

        --Kumar

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          SGaist
          Lifetime Qt Champion
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          Yes, that's it.

          With system

          AFAIK, currently, yes. I may be wrong though but I didn't see anything allowing to retrieve a folder list directly with qmake.

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          • SGaistS SGaist

            Yes, that's it.

            With system

            AFAIK, currently, yes. I may be wrong though but I didn't see anything allowing to retrieve a folder list directly with qmake.

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            kumararajas
            wrote on last edited by
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            @SGaist Okay! Thank you.

            --Kumar

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