Hi,
1) Add your header file to MOC_H_FILES in files.cmake (double-check, case-sensitivity, path, everything correct?) 2) Derive from a QWidget or a subclass of it 3) Make sure that the Qt base class that you derive from is the FIRST base class you write in your declaration like "class TestWidget : public QWidget, OtherBaseClass" 4) Add Q_OBJECT to the class declaration 5) Rerun CMake Generate before building your app Best, Stefan PS: We recommend to work with Qt 5.12.x LTS. From: p...@zjut.edu.cn [mailto:p...@zjut.edu.cn] Sent: Friday, August 7, 2020 9:44 AM To: mitk-users@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: [mitk-users] Support Qt MetaObject in MITK project Hi all, I'm new to MITK and want to develop an application using MITK as a toolkit and Qt as the GUI. It seems that the Step 6 in the tutorial fits my requirement best. The moc system processes Step6.h file with a Q_OBJECT successfully and generates a moc_Step6.cpp file. But when I add my own widgets (TestWidget.cpp and TestWidget.h, with Q_OBJECT in TestWidget.h), I can't get the moc_TestWidget.cpp. I notice that the files.cmake in MITK\Examples\Tutorial\Step6 folder includes the moc file list. So I add my own file to the list but still cannot get what I want. Can anyone give me a hint? Thanks! Environment: Win 10 64bit MITK 2018.04 Qt 5.14.2 Visual Studio 2017 Dr. Qing PAN Associate Professor College of Information Engineering Zhejiang University of Technology 288 Liuhe Road, 310023 Hangzhou China Phone: +86-85290595 Email: p...@zjut.edu.cn<mailto:p...@zjut.edu.cn>
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