On 14/05/2014 16:17, Joe Taylor wrote:
> Hi all,
Hi Joe,
>
> Some changes to the WSJT-X UI suggested by W7DLG were committed in
> revision 4138.  Margin widths are reduced to a minimum in several places
> so that window contents extend to the edges, and widgets are packed more
> tightly.  Arguably this makes better use of available screen space.
Sounds good, the Qt defaults are fairly "loose" particularly on Macs.
>
> Comments will be appreciated!  If people don't like these changes,
> they can be reverted.
I will have a look across platforms later, currently bogged down with 
Hamlib improvements.
>
> For Bill, especially:  While testing the above, I discovered that
> OmniRig.h appears not to be in our repository, yet is included by
> OmniRigTransceiver.hpp.  CMake builds the program anyway (I did not
> explore why), but a QMake build from within QtCreator fails.
>
> What am I missing, here?  Should OmniRig.h be in the SVN?  Why does my
> CMake build work without it?
OmniRig.h and OmniRig.cpp are generated files. They are produced by the 
Qt 'dumpcpp' utility that generates a stub library for a proxy to a 
Windows COM component. I though I had put the necessary incantation into 
the qmake .pro file to have it do the generation as the CMake scripts do.

Are you using the latest wsjtx.pro file? the 'axcontainer' option and 
'TYPELIBS' variable should be all that is needed.
>
>       -- Joe
73
Bill
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