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Using variables from project file (.pro) into C++ code
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http://qtway.blogspot.in/2013/04/using-variables-from-project-file-pro.html | |
Have you ever wonder if any of the variables you have defined in your project file (.pro) can be used in your C++ source code? The answer is yes, and the process is straightforward. | |
Let's say you export the variables in the project file as macros (in this case you set the target name for the application), then using it from C++ is just simple. | |
In the project file (.pro) | |
TARGET = YourApp | |
TEMPLATE = app | |
DEFINES += TARGET=\\\"$TARGET\\\" | |
then you can use it in your C++ code like this: | |
// translation files are stored in resource file as YourApp_locale.qm | |
if translator.load(QString(TARGET) + "_" + locale, ":/languages") { | |
... | |
... | |
} |
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