Q:

How to create empty Qt project in visual studio 2010

Using visual studio C++ 2010 Ult.
I have compiled and instaled Qt libraries and visual studio add-in is installed into VC++ so I'm basicaly able to build Qt applications using Qt templates ofered from VS add-in.
I'm also able to include Qt headers and all works just fine...
installation has been done using VSC++ command promt, full build using
configure and nmake then.
QTDIR and PATH are properly seted up.
Qt libs are installed into:
(QTDIR) C:\Users\Admin\Documents\Libraries\Qt
(PATH)  C:\Users\Admin\Documents\Libraries\Qt\bin
BIG BUT:
when crating new empty(or other non Qt template) project I can't include any Qt header so my question is how to enable this.
I want to set this so I can in all my future projects simply write:
#include <Qapplication>
#include <Qlabel> //etc...

thanks alot.

A:

Maybe you can use the user properties for that? Set up the include and library paths there, then you should have Qt available for all projects.
See here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vsproject/archive/2009/07/07/vc-directories.aspx

