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The QT Designer will show the newly created.Verify the results in the Configure Connection window: Press OK to finish creating the connection.Click “+” and type in the new slot name: ButtonClickHandler(): Select “clicked()” on the left and click “Edit” on the right to add another slot.A slot is the handler method defined inside your form class: A signal is the event produced by the form. QT Designer will start creating a new signal/slot connection.First switch to the signal/slot mode (F4) click on the button and drag the signal connector to the form outside the button: Creating a click handler is a bit more complex than using Windows frameworks like MFC, WTL or WPF and requires two steps.Now we will add some functionality to our basic app.You can also switch to showing the windows on the Linux machine directly via VisualGDB Project Properties: The program running on the Linux machine will display the main window that will be shown on your Windows machine using the XMing window server.

Additionally to that you can interact with the underlying GDB debugging using the GDB Session pane: The debugging experience will be similar to debugging normal Windows apps.

Set a breakpoint in the constructor of the main window class and press F5 to start debugging.

The Output window will show how the files are transferred to the Linux machine and built there using qmake:

Build your new Linux configuration by pressing Ctrl-Shift-B.

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VisualGDB will download the QT Include directories from your Linux machine and configure IntelliSense to parse them:

Press “Finish” to complete the wizard.

By default they will be transferred to a subdirectory in /tmp and built there:

On the last wizard page you can change the way source files are handled.

When you build your Linux configuration VisualGDB will transfer the source files to the Linux machine and build them there just like a normal Linux project:

On the next page select the Linux machine you are targeting.

This is required to ensure that the QT-specific files, such as.

On the first page of the wizard select “qmake” as the build system.

To create a new Linux configuration select “Project->Add VisualGDB Configuration->New Linux Configuration”:

QT framework allows building both Windows and Linux applications from the same source code.

Visual Studio will build the project using its own C++ compiler.

ui file describing the main window and some source files.

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pro file containing various project settings, a.

The wizard has generated a QT project for Windows.

We will keep the default ones and press “Finish”:

The last page allows customizing the generated class names.

The second page allows selecting involved QT modules.

The first page shows the summary about the created project.

Begin creating a new project using the QT wizard: We will create a basic QT application using the QT wizard, modify the main window, port the application to Linux and demonstrate the use of the cross-platform API provided by QT by listing files in the current directory.

QT Libraries for Visual Studio and the QT Add-in.

To follow this tutorial you will need the following tools installed:

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The use of cross-platform QT API ensures that the code written once will run on all platforms supported by QT.

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This tutorial shows how to use the QT framework to create a basic application for Windows in Visual Studio and seamlessly port it to Linux.