Didier Trosset wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm using Qt for the GUIs, and this causes me annoyance along with
> subversion regarding ignoring files. Indeed, Qt uses a preprocessor
> that generates source and header files, that are not versionned, and I
> would like svn to ignore them.
>
> For the unaware of Qt, briefly it has 2 ways to use it:
> - MOC mode: foo.h and foo.cpp are versionned, moc_foo.cpp is generated.
> - UIC mode: bar.ui and bar.ui.h are versionned, bar.h, bar.cpp and
> moc_bar.cpp are generated.
>
> For the MOC mode, it's OK, adding moc_*.cpp to svn:ignore does the job.
>
> But for the UIC mode, there is nothing such possible, as adding *.h
> and *.cpp would deprive me of valuable information for non Qt files. I
> was wondering if there was a way to ignore these generated *.h and
> *.cpp files depending on the presence of a *.ui file.
Unless the developers add some sort of "svn:ignore-regex" option, the
only solution I see to this would be to create a script to look for all
instances of *.ui and explicitly add the corresponding three files to
that directory's svn:ignore list. Your script could recursively check
all directories in your project and update the svn:ignore lists accordingly.
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Received on Mon Oct 18 23:31:58 2004