Qt Creator and other tools

Okay, Thank you for your help. I'm back to QtCreator 4.0.3 for now, waiting for the correction of these bugs ...

Sounds interesting, however I'm sorry I don't know if that can be achieved out of the box. I'd recommend bringing this to the Qt Creator mailing list. You'll find there Qt Creator developers/maintainers.

@ChrisW Yep very similar. It's very well done. I use vim so I have to have good vim support in any IDE I use and with the IdeaVIM plugin for jetbrains' ides it works great. If you like pycharm you'll like clion. :) It's pretty cheap for an IDE too. I got a license for $99 when it first came out. That beats my other IDE slickedit by a lot. Slickedit is like $350 or something silly high.

What files ? Where are they ? Usually that's the kind of thing that start to happen when ones tries to solve a problem using sudo "because it works" rather than find the cause of the original problem which generally leads the snake biting its tail because the first use of sudo makes one or more files only owned by root and its group and thus not accessible etc.

So it seems unrelated to another bug I saw that was coming from Apple new version of some system library. You should check the bug report system to see if it's something know. If not please consider opening a new report providing as much information as possible including these stack trace.

Do you know that there is such a function in QtCreator already? the usuall Key-Combination is ctrl + spacebar? For other classes that you include, you usually have to add the namespace beforehand to access/show the functions. NameSpace:: ctrl + spacebar or use using namespace NameSpace if you don't want to type them everytime you use them.

@Taylor If you use the online installer you will get the latest official QtCreator and can update it easily using Qt Maintenance Tool

Hi, That's a question you can bring to the Qt Creator mailing list. You'll find there Qt Creator's developers/maintainers. This forum is more user oriented. On a side note, it's pretty unusual to build both Qt Creator and Qt to start development. Most people either use the pre-built package using the online/offline installers or if on Linux, their distribution provided Qt. Why that path ?

You should check the qmake variable reference page. It contains all the variables that you likely need.

Hi and welcome to devnet, Are you talking about something like KDAB's GammaRay ?

Could be a bug, not sure. Are you using default code model or clang code model (plugin) in Qt Creator?

@spektro37 Hi! You don't need a commercial license for that.

Thank you very much! Disabling the Welcome Plugin did indeed fix my problem! =) Solved!

Windows 7 mingw I will try in linux... if it is happening the same

I will now try to install optional updates because I found out that there might be updates which affect those DLLs.

It's stange you know @jsulm . I was strugling this for more then half year now, in a couple of different projects. I was trying to reproduce it by making some example project. In the time of making it, it started to work and now it works on the projects it wasn't working before too. I've got no idea what happened. I didn't make anything extraordynary.

@SGaist said in "symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64" error when compiling a Qt project on Mac: The more involved method would be to find why it's null. I've posted a question on the Irrlicht forum to find out why it's null: http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=51856&p=301630