| maleike | |
| May 7 2010, 10:16 AM |
| F529: patch-3983.diff | |
| May 7 2010, 10:17 AM |
For testing of Qt classes, it is often useful to have helper classes for only the test driver. In these cases the helper classes could make good use of the Q_OBJECT macro, i.e. use signals/slots.
The attached patch allows to fill a MOC_H_FILES variable in test driver files.cmake. The files given in MOC_H_FILES will be run through moc and compiled into the test driver.
Hmm, MOC_H_FILES collides when a modules does not have a Testing directory but a common files.cmake for both the library and the test driver.
To avoid this situation, I'll evaluate a variable MODULE_TEST_MOC_H_FILES instead of MOC_H_FILES. This will also make the files.cmake more readable.
[SVN revision 22755]
COMP (#3983): rename the variable for defining mocable files in files.cmake
Short discussion with Marco:
Actually modules that do NOT have a Testing sub-directory are not meant to be. I.e. the original changes were ok, just one of our internal modules is not ok.
--> undo my last changes, let CREATE_MODULE_TESTS() evaluate MOC_H_FILES
--> repair the sandbox module that does not have a Testing subdirectory.
[SVN revision 22768]
FIX (#3983): evaluate MOC_H_FILES again. Modules without a Testing subdirectory are broken
Review: