I have a .pro file which looks like:

SOURCES += myfolder/source1.cpp \
           myfolder/source2.cpp
HEADERS  += myfolder/header1.h\
            myfolder/header2.h
FORMS    += myfolder/form1.ui\
            myfolder/form2.ui

And everything works great. However, if I try to use an asterisk to include all the files, i.e.:

SOURCES  += myfolder/*.cpp
HEADERS  += myfolder/*.h
FORMS    += myfolder/*.ui

qmake throws a file-not-found-error: 

WARNING: Failure to find: myfolder\*.cpp
[...]
:-1: error: No rule to make target `myfolder/*.cpp', needed by `release/source1.o'.  Stop.

In both cases, Qt-Creator can find the files.

Is there a way to use the asterisk? It's annoying to type the files manually.

Thank you!

[EDIT: Qt 4.8.4, Windows 7, Qt-Creator 2.6.1. Sry for forgetting this thought it isnt needed.]

[EDIT: Found solution: http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/1127 . Thank you anyway!]

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