Re: A gui is created with designer-qt2: I get Compile error

Hi, I did resolve the problem. :) This was wrong:
SOURCES = speech2text.ui
The proper way is:
INTERFACES = speech2text.ui

Unfortunately I get the next error. :( I hope anyone of you could help 
me a bit. Here is the last lines of doing 'make' in $OPIEDIR.
 >>>
make QMAKE=/home/floh/qt-embedded/opie/qmake/qmake -C 
noncore/unsupported/speech2text
make[1]: Entering directory 
`/home/floh/qt-embedded/opie/noncore/unsupported/speech2text'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target 
`.moc/x86-linux/moc_speech2text.cpp', needed by 
`.obj/x86-linux/moc_speech2text.o'.  Stop.
make[1]: Leaving directory 
`/home/floh/qt-embedded/opie/noncore/unsupported/speech2text'
make: *** [noncore/unsupported/speech2text] Error 2
<<<

Why is there no rule to make target moc_speech2text.cpp? What should I 
do? Here is my .pro file:
 >>>
floh@debian-vmware:~/qt-embedded/speech2text$ cat speech2text.pro
TEMPLATE = app
CONFIG  += qt warn_on release
DESTDIR  = $(OPIEDIR)/bin
HEADERS  =
INTERFACES= speech2text.ui
SOURCES  =
TARGET  = speech2text
INCLUDEPATH += $(OPIEDIR)/include
DEPENDPATH += $(OPIEDIR)/include
LIBS  += -lqpe
include ( $(OPIEDIR)/include.pro )
<<<

cu Floh

Florian Erfurth schrieb:
> Hi, I did begin to program my own apps for diploma thesis. Thank to 
> Dmitriy I did successfully compile qt-embedded and opie. I did create 
> an gui with design-qt2. I wanted to compile it and try the gui with 
> qvfb. Of course it still hasn't any function because it's not 
> implemented, but I should be able to see the gui.
> After adding my application into menuconfig I did enter "make" in 
> $OPIEDIR/ directory. Unfortunatelly I get error if I want to compile 
> my application. :( I hope you could tell me, what did I wrong.
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