How to integrate Qt libraries into SparxSystems Enterprise Architect

I like to know how Qt libraries can be integrated into an Enterprise Architect project. I don't know if this is possible at all, but I've tried this with partial success:

I added a new package for my project that was trying to import qt via context menu / code construct / import source directory and started from src / corelib / kernel directory. After adding a large number of qt preprocessor macros to the EAs preprocessor macro list, some classes were imported correctly, but not all. For example. I am getting errors in the Q_SIGNALS macro even though I added it to the EAs list.

Has anyone here tried this with success? And when yes, can you give me some advice on how to do this?

Thank!

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I reached out to support@sparxsystems.com.au , their answer is:

"Thanks for your request.
No, unfortunately there is currently no easy way to integrate Enterprise Architect with Qt.

In most frameworks, we generally recommend reverse engineering the structure in Enterprise Architect, allowing you to reference the classes / interfaces defined by the framework.



It looks like the user at the link you mentioned already tried this, but had difficulties due to the large number of preprocessor macros used in this code. Sorry, we couldn't help more.

Perhaps I can get your import package?

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