Qt “Expected type-specifier” before “ClassName” In Remote Device. Ask Question Asked 5 years, 4 months ago. Active 5 years, 4 months ago. Viewed 889 times 0. First of all. I know that in this forum is exist similar topic, but I write this because my case is more difrent (I think so). I running this program on remote machine with MIPS arch.
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5/28/2010 · expected type – specifier before ‘Class Name’ / not declared in this scope. … I’ve created a shared library with Qt . It compiles fine, and is installed. I try to instantiate an object from one of the defined classes in main.cpp of a program using the library. Code: #include int main (int argc, char * argv []), Hello, I have a simple code, which, following a simple logic – must work. But I get that expected class-name before { token in my .h file. What is this??? Here is the code: @ #include #include ActionEllipseItem.h class ActionEllipseItem; class MainWind…
The following block of code generated the errors rating* TrustManager::initNewRating(double alpha, double beta, double fading) { rating* rating = new rating(1.0, 1.0); rating->updateRating, error: expected type-specifier before ‘Rect2f’ error: expected ‘)’ before ‘Rect2f’ Everything about the Circle shared_ptr is perfectly fine. There are no problems with it; it’s only the Rect2f which is causing issues. Furthermore, the values passed into the constructor are valid. So, what could the issue be with this one? I have Rect.h included …
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Hello all, I am trying to display a svg image using QGraphicsSvgItem but what comes out is very different than what is expected . Here is the code I currently have to attempt displaying the svg file: QGraphicsScene *scene = new QGraphicsScene(); QGraphicsS…
one good thing is that it worked on your machine. Now the next problem is of cross compiling, but as far as think this should work…. anyways let me check i will get back to you asap.
