[Rcpp-devel] [R] Plot and curve inside C++

| > | > | However, I would like to plot graphs from inside a C++ project.
| > | > | Thus, I would like to know what include paths and libs should I add to
| > | > | my C++ project. I am using QtCreator as an IDE on Fedora 14.
| > | >
| > | > You need to read the Makefile that supports these example and understand what
| > | > it does. ?You then need adapt your .pro file for Qt accordingly as it will
| > | > create your Makefile. QtCreator is just a shell / ide and I fear you still
| > | > need to work out how to do this. If you want something truly portable you
| > | > have to do what the makefile does and compute locations for R, Rcpp and
| > | > RInside on the fly. ?If you don't need portability you can hardcode the
| > | > paths. ?If you're completely lost try reducing things to a simple example of
| > | > one main() function with one widget displaying the png we created. I can try
| > | > to help you from there as I had a bit of Qt / qmake experience.
| > | >
| > | > Also, the vignette Rcpp-package explains how to use Rcpp in your own packages
| > | > and may be of help too.
| > |
| > | Thanks again, Dirk. I will wait a bit, as perhaps there is someone on
| > | this list that has already a working .pro file.
| >
| > That's one approach.
| >
| > Another would be to write and contribute it as a first example for a new
| > section examples/qt/ within the RInside sources. ?Eternal fame awaits...
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| The point, Dirk, is that I have done nothing with Qt; I just use
| QtCreator as an IDE; all my programs are console ones!

Ah, very good, I misread that.

In which you can forget the bits about qmake and just copy what
examples/standard/Makefile already has as a working example. What exactly do
you think you are still missing?