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  • SGaistS Offline
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    Delete the .pro.user file as well as the build directory and reconfigure your project from scratch.

    The automatically generated build path is invalid as it contains ":" which if memory serves well is not allowed in file path.

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          That works. Thank you very much.
          Your answer was very helpful and I' ve learned something I didn't Know.

          One more question, please.

          In my project, a text editor is included. In this editor, I included, among other tools, a button for font editing. A day after, I deleted this button, as well as the function, connected with it and the same function from the header file. I cleaned the project and I rebuilt it.
          In the .moc file, the button still seems to be in the project.
          What else is to be deleted?
          ![0_1641419947451_Image5.jpg](Uploading 100%)

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            Are you using the auto connect feature ?

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              I use the "go to slot" command from the right click menu.
              May be is better to write more code lines?
              For example (in an other project of mine):
              "QObject::connect(ui->changeIt, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(setText()));
              //changeIt: the name of a button
              // setText: the function I call.

              Thanks SGaist...

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                Do you have any slot named like on_<object name>_<signal name> ?

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                  The part of code in the moc file is:
                  Case 0: t→onSavebtn_clicked(); break;
                  Case 1: t→newValues_clicked(); break;
                  Case 2: t→onExitRbtn_clicked(); break;
                  Case 0: t→onFontbtn_clicked(); break;
                  //the last button is the one I deleted

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                    I read in a qt tutorial that it is better for programmers to avoid "Go to slot..." command.
                    Do you agree with this advice?

                    /being a new user I have to wait 600 seconds until I upload a new post.
                    So our dialogue should be interrupted
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                      It's known to be a bit fragile. Being explicit in your code will be better in the long run especially with regard to maintainability.

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