v3c-qt

v3c/automake wrapper for Qt4

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The v3c-qt package ties Qt doxygen-generated documentation into the v3c documentation chain, so that client packages can "inherit" this in their own doxygen-generated documentation.

It also provides automake rules for MOC, UIC and RCC, to ease their usage in the automake Makefile.am files of client projects.

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