SOLVED: error: C1083: Cannot open include file: 'QtApplication': No such file or directory

p3c0 · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 06:39

Can you post code of you .pro file and the class where you include QApplication ?
Also try to include QApplication and not QtApplication.

To display statements from code properly please use the coding tags '@@'

BOHICAMAN · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 06:47

I'm still trying to learn how this forum form works also, so bear with me!
The .pro file has this coding...
@
QT += widgets

TEMPLATE = app
SOURCES = main.cpp
FORMS = gotocelldialog.ui
@

The main.cpp has this coding...
@
#include <QtApplication>
#include <QtDialog>

#include "ui_gotocelldialog.h"

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
QApplication app(argc, argv);

Ui::GoToCellDialog ui;
QDialog *dialog = new QDialog;
ui.setupUi(dialog);
dialog->show();

return app.exec();

}
@

Hope that is the right use of @@. Trying to locate specific directions for use on here is a little tedious to say the least.

BOHICAMAN · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 06:48

There is also a Forms file, but I have no idea how to copy it to here.

BOHICAMAN · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 06:50

I stuck the @@'s in there, but they didn't come out in the sent response. Is that normal?

p3c0 · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 06:53

As i said earlier you must include <QApplication> instead of <QtApplication> in your main.cpp.
No need to paste the form file. You have used the Code tags properly now.

BOHICAMAN · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 06:57

I thought I tried that before. I did it now and also changed the QtDialog to Qdialog and it compiled. Thanks!!

Did I get the @@ part right for posting code?

Again, THANKS!

BOHICAMAN · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 06:58

Disregard my last. The part of your message about the @@ code didn't come thru on the original. It only posted after I replied.

p3c0 · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 07:04

You got it right about the code tags. Also if you think your problem is solved you can edit the thread title and prepend [solved] so that others understand that the thread is solved.

BOHICAMAN · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 07:08

Done. Thanks!

BOHICAMAN · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 15:01

After the problem was resolved last night thanks to p3c0, I got to thinking. Was the cause due to a "Type-o" in the book, or is Qt 5.3 using new, libraries or changed names of files for the newest version?

I've looked through the documentation on this site and haven't found anything that addresses that question.

p3c0 · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 15:55

It should be a typo.
I just download the examples from "here":http://www.informit.com/content/images/9780132354165/examples/qt-book-examples.zip and referring to the chap02>gotocell1>main.cpp i see there's no <QtApplication> but <QApplication>
But since Qt5 widgets is a separate module and thus you need to include
@
QT += widgets
@

in your application. And probably those examples had been coded as per Qt4.
To get Qt5 port for these examples you can refer this "github":https://github.com/mutse/qt5-book-code link.

BOHICAMAN · wrote on 22 Jun 2014, 16:32

Thanks, that will probably answer a lot of my questions after I finish reading all the literature!