#ifndef OIDNAMESPACES_H
#define OIDNAMESPACES_H
namespace Test {
static const QByteArray test = "1";
}
#endif // OIDNAMESPACES_H
Check this out. It works. But I think it shouldn't.
Patric
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From: Sunil Thaha
To: [email protected]
Sent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 7:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Qt-creator] Auto include classes ?
It doesn't auto-complete the headers. The QString/QByteArray works because
the one of your header files inturn includes QString.
PS: Its Qt and not QT :-)
2009/6/6 Patric <[email protected]>
I was wondering, is QT Creator auto including some of the QT Classes in
the headers ?
I have noticed that my class is initializing QString without the
#include <QString>
Also, I have created a header with namespace in it, and in this
namespace there was QByteArray object. And the code is working without
include.
I thought I should include every class in my program.
Patric
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