I've made further progress. For some reason, the standard ./configure and make commands do not build the files properly on OS X. What has worked this far--at least in getting further in the build--is to configure the Makefile to conform to OS X's Xcode IDE, and run the build from Xcode. QT provides parameters to do this (qmake -project, then qmake -spec macx-pbuilder scribus.pro). This is the only way I am able to generate .moc files, although what happens then is that instead of creating foo.moc, a file named moc_foo.cpp is generated. Since the source files all contain #include foo.cpp statements, that breaks the build once it gets to a name that conflicts. I've confirmed this by changing a few of the include statements to #include moc_foo.cpp.
Looks like I'll have to go through and change this in every file, unless someone can tell me a way to configure QT to generate the correct moc file names. I don't know if this will solve every problem, but it's a start. --- Kevin Walzer, Ph.D. Editor WordTech Communications -- A New Paradigm of Poetry http://www.wordtechcommunications.com http://www.smallbizmac.com http://www.kevin-walzer.com mailto:kevin at wordtechweb.com
