How to compile the qt .uic file with Xcode?

How do I link up the C++ files with the .uic fi开发者_开发知识库les in Qt?

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I suggest use qmake. This tool greatly simplifies the Qt compilation process. All .ui files have to be converted into C++ code, and compiled. All classes that inherit from QObject have to be processed by the meta object compiler.

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*.ui are user interface files generated by designer. They are processed by uic. Try uic -h for help information.

qmake will generate xcode project files by default or can generate Makefiles.

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You can add a rule in Xcode. See this link for the rule adding info for the moc

http://gauthieralexandreblog.wordpress.com/2012/12/14/qt-and-xcode-4-5-how-to-moc-q_object-classes-automatically/

You will probably want to add rules for both the moc and uic.

I am using Xcode 5.0.2 and under the Build Rules tab I selected "Copy To Target" for "System C Rule". That gives me a little window where I set it up like so:

Process: "Source Files With Names Matching" *.ui Using: "Custom Script"

Script: /Users/develop-brooke/Qt/5.2.1/clang_64/bin/uic -o ${INPUT_FILE_DIR}/GeneratedFiles/ui_${INPUT_FILE_BASE}.h ${INPUT_FILE_PATH}

Output File: ${INPUT_FILE_DIR}/GeneratedFiles/ui_${INPUT_FILE_BASE}.h

Obviously point to your directory of Qt. You could omit the GeneratedFiles directory if you want. Add all of your ui files to the Build Phase: Compile Sources. Once you build it once, go back and make sure the path to these files is in your project. I added them to my project.

Best, Brooke