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    mkrus
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    Hi

    can anyone explain, or provide a sample project, how to setup Qt 5.2 using CMake to generate Xcode projects.
    I can do most of the project setup without CMake but handling the moc-ing is a pain so would like to use CMake to setup it all up for me.

    Cheers,

    Mike

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      Gianluca
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      There is a manual page for it:
      http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.1/qtdoc/cmake-manual.html

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        steno
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        I decided not to use CMake to generate things in xcode. I created a build rule for .h files.

        1. Create a new build rule
        2. Change the file extension to *.h
        3. ${QTDIR}/bin/moc ${INPUT_FILE_PATH} -o ${DERIVED_FILES_DIR}/moc_${INPUT_FILE_BASE}.cpp
          4)in the output files add
          $(DERIVED_FILES_DIR)/moc_$(INPUT_FILE_BASE).cpp

        Now all you have to do is add the .h files to the compile sources under the build phases tab.

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          mkrus
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          Was advised to look at https://code.google.com/p/ios-cmake/
          Haven't done so yet...

          Xcode rules seem easy enough, found more detailed description here:
          http://gauthieralexandreblog.wordpress.com/2012/12/14/qt-and-xcode-4-5-how-to-moc-q_object-classes-automatically/

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