Issues when just using #include <Qtilities>

[JPNaude]

Here is a short discussion related to this issue:

1. Not sure what the intention with the Qtilities #include is in /include, but it doesn't seem to pull in . i.e. #include is not sufficient for using Qtilities.
   I've not run into problems with this, but I was wondering if it might be a namespace issue. Are you using the following after the include?

"using namespace Qtilities;"

If so, I think this commit will fix that. If you are still getting it, please let me know and also then try the following please:

"using namespace QtilitiesCoreGui;"

The problem is that if I do:

include

using namespace Qtilities::CoreGui;

It doesn't find the Qtilities::CoreGui namespace (main.cpp(22): error C2039: 'CoreGui' : is not a member of 'Qtilities'), which is where QtilitiesApplication lives. Which is why I thought the include was just not pulling in . If I do:

include

using namespace Qtilities::CoreGui;

It works fine.

With the latest version

include

using namespace Qtilities;
And

include

using namespace QtilitiesCoreGui;

Bot result in namespacing issues, the former when using QtilitiesApplication, the latter can't find QtilitiesCoreGui.