fatal error: QColor: No such file or directory
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@SPlatten said in fatal error: QColor: No such file or directory:
-I/usr/include/qt5 -I/usr/include/qt5/QtNetwork -I/usr/include/qt5/QtCoreAre these the directories where Qt's include files including for
QColorare located?
How does this command line compare against one issued for a file which does find<QColor>? -
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@JonB , the structure of this project contains many sub-projects each with they're own .pro files. I've search all the projects for the same inclusion:
grep -Rnw ./ -e "#include <QColor>"And I have found other instances, then checked the .pro content for these and they don't appear to be any different.
I know this isn't logical, if I go to the local directory containing the .pro for the project I'm having difficulty with and execute:
make clean make depend makeIt builds with no errors, its the same process from the parent that is when I get the error.
@SPlatten are you sure, that the subproject has this header marked as HEADER in the pro file ?
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@SPlatten are you sure, that the subproject has this header marked as HEADER in the pro file ?
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Also in addition to @JonB's questions:
if you try including another file in the same directory, say:
#include <QIcon>
do you get the same error for that file?
Also what happens if you try compiling a .cpp file instead of a .c file?@hskoglund said in fatal error: QColor: No such file or directory:
Also in addition to @JonB's questions:
if you try including another file in the same directory, say:
#include <QIcon>I asked the OP to do just this earlier on...!
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@SPlatten said in fatal error: QColor: No such file or directory:
-I/usr/include/qt5 -I/usr/include/qt5/QtNetwork -I/usr/include/qt5/QtCoreAre these the directories where Qt's include files including for
QColorare located?
How does this command line compare against one issued for a file which does find<QColor>? -
@hskoglund said in fatal error: QColor: No such file or directory:
Also in addition to @JonB's questions:
if you try including another file in the same directory, say:
#include <QIcon>I asked the OP to do just this earlier on...!
@JonB , QObject is included and that isn't a problem
[Edit] More specifics: The project build structure:
Top level .pro A sub-projects B more-sub-projects CIf I go to level C and build the project compiles without error, however at level B it does have the error, there is a pro file at each level.
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@JonB , QObject is included and that isn't a problem
[Edit] More specifics: The project build structure:
Top level .pro A sub-projects B more-sub-projects CIf I go to level C and build the project compiles without error, however at level B it does have the error, there is a pro file at each level.
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@SPlatten said in fatal error: QColor: No such file or directory:
why would one project find it and another doesn't?
Because those are two different projects with own pro files if I understood you correctly.
If you use subdirs project type then add "QT += gui" in the subprojects pro files where QColor is included (directly or via other header files). -
@SPlatten said in fatal error: QColor: No such file or directory:
why would one project find it and another doesn't?
Because those are two different projects with own pro files if I understood you correctly.
If you use subdirs project type then add "QT += gui" in the subprojects pro files where QColor is included (directly or via other header files). -
@SPlatten said in fatal error: QColor: No such file or directory:
why would one project find it and another doesn't?
Because those are two different projects with own pro files if I understood you correctly.
If you use subdirs project type then add "QT += gui" in the subprojects pro files where QColor is included (directly or via other header files).
