In Qt, I want to have a separate library-like project (not .lib, simple .cpp/.h files, but in separate project). Lets call it "library". Project which will include it call "test". To achieve this, in "library" project I create .pri file, instead of .pro. And from this moment I have the following file struct:
/library
library.pri
calc.h
calc.cpp
/test
test.pro
main.cpp
The containment of library.pri is the following:
SOURCES += calc.cpp
HEADERS += calc.h
test.pro:
TEMPLATE = app
CONFIG += console
CONFIG -= app_bundle
CONFIG -= qt
#include(../library/library.pri)
SOURCES += main.cpp
Now I want to include calc.h . But I don't want to specify relative dir, i.e.:
#include "../library/calc.h"
, I want : #include <calc>
How to do that?
Put this into the library.pri
project include file:
SOURCES += calc.cpp
HEADERS += calc.h
INCLUDEPATH += $$PWD # this is the extension!
This addition ensures that any project file including this project include file gets the include path right for that library folder, not only "test".