#include 'dir'

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hello,
Is there any way to include directory in program
eg.

#include <Qt>

where a Qt is a directory

I have exactly such problem I download source code and I can not compile
it, because there is included the directory.

 

[Thomas Matthews]

hello,
Is there any way to include directory in program
eg.

#include <Qt>

where a Qt is a directory

I have exactly such problem I download source code and I can not compile
it, because there is included the directory.

The "#include" directive can be used to include header files and
source code.

As far as folders and directories are concerned, most compilers have
a switch or option that allows users to specify directories to search.
A popular command line option is "-i" or "-I".

Search your help files for "include directories".

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[sadegh]

hello,
Is there any way to include directory in program
eg.

        #include <Qt>

        where a Qt is a directory

I have exactly such problem I download source code and I can not compile
it, because there is included the directory.

How do you find that the name you called "Qt" is a directory?

 

[Guest]

sadegh napisał(a):

How do you find that the name you called "Qt" is a directory?

I added this directory to search directory and in code i found that this
folder is included .

 

[Gryz]

In this case "Qt" is not directory.
This is filename that contains declaration of namespace Qt.
It seems to me you are trying to use qt-library.

 

[Howard]

In this case "Qt" is not directory.
This is filename that contains declaration of namespace Qt.
It seems to me you are trying to use qt-library.

In *what* case? *What* is a filename?

Please include enough of what you're responding to that we can understand
what you're talking about, without having to go read other posts.

-Howard