Qt Creator and other tools

@Amirreza-Taghizadeh Go to Qt Creator > Preferences > CMake > General and unselect Package manager auto setup. Your project has two errors: project could not find requested file: C:/Users/Asus/Projects/untitled4/build/Desktop_Qt_6_7_3_MSVC2019_64bit-Debug/.qtc/package-manager/auto-setup.cmake CMake Error at C:/Qt/Tools/CMake_64/share/cmake-3.29/Modules/FindThreads.cmake:66 (message): FindThreads only works if either C or CXX language is enabled The first error is due to the missing .qtc/package-manager/auto-setup.cmake which should be copied by Qt Creator before running CMake to configure your project. The second error, is weird, as if your project doesn't have the C and CXX languages declared. How does your project() function call at CMakeLists.txt:3 looks like?

Regarding 2: That is a good point, I've pushed https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/qt-creator/qt-creator/+/595464 to allow showing a log for all branches. That should solve your problem. Regarding 1: Have you alread tried adding the -client-Option? Attempt to connect to already running first instance Regards

After some more digging I think I found them here: https://git.qt.io/public-demos/qtdesign-studio/-/tree/master/examples/ClusterTutorial?ref_type=heads

recently started my studies and we require QT for the course but I have the same problem, I've tried several mirrors of the installer but with no luck, don't know how to go forward as I'm completely new to all of this.

@cristian-adam Thank you!

@JonB Thanks for the answer. I will delete the post from here and repost it.

Many thanks, JOnB, it was actually "C://Program Files (x86)//Windows Kits//10//Include//10.0.19041.0//ucrt" But your suggestion put me on the right track! Thanks again for your quick answer.

Yes, you're right. Thank you for your help.@cristian-adam

With Qt 6.5 you should have NDK 25 selected as default NDK instead of 21.

Please write in English or use the appropriate subforum for your language.

Menu bars only exist in QMainWindow in Designer. If you are working with a QWidget-based form then you will need to code inserting a QMenuBar and Qmenu items into a layout. As it says in the docs, "Menus are added to the menu bar by modifying the Type Here placeholders. One of these is always present for editing purposes, and will not be displayed in the preview or in the finished window." [image: b05e2834-c21c-4939-8f82-ebf28bb20f27.png] or [image: da6338ee-505b-4e41-9da2-a76333e8b15d.png]

Hi guys,when i run the example project,there is another error which tells me that I dont have Qt platform plugin. As below: [image: 0ad04da2-5236-4d80-934e-c0dd00e75ac5.png]

@sarsarsar Hi, what OS are you using? How did you install Qt / QtCreator? How does your project structure look like? Do you have any *.pro.user files in there? Was this project imported from somewhere else? If so delete everything except the *.pro file and all the code files, delete the build folder, if any, and try again.

I am using crosstool-ng-1.25.0 as my toolchain. Host uBuntu 20.4 64bit Qt5.12.8 QtCreator 4.11.0 RasPi CM4 Debian12.6 64bit Set GDB on the host to /bin/gdb-multiarch This was installed with sudo apt-get install gdb-multiarch. When I started debugging with this setting, a message similar to the poster's was displayed. I reset the GDB on the host to ~/x-tools/aarch64-rpi4-linux-gnu/bin/aarch64-rpi4-linux-gnu-gdb (Binaries built with crosstool-ng) and re-ran, and it ran normally without terminating the process. Is this helpful?

Same Issue faced in qt creator 14.0.1 version as well. It got resolved after disabling the use of Python dumper (Tools > Options > Debugger > CDB Tab > Use Python dumper). The reason can be found here https://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-preferences-debugger-cdb.html Thanks @Benjamin07-0

So after trying all possible suggestions from the yellow popup this is what worked: the untitled9.pyproject file contents { "qmlImportPaths": [ "/home/jon/Documents/QtDesignerProjects/untitled9/.qtcreator/Python_3_12_4venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/PySide6/Qt/qml/" ], "files": [ "main.py", "main.qml" ] } This is according to the message for Qbs projects, declare and set a qmlImportPaths property... Now I can import Qml modules and have autocomplete in the Qml editor

Looks like the issue is also fixed in upcoming Qt 6.8.0. I can't reproduce it in the latest RC packages, at least.

At the very least the qt6-qtdeclarative but depending on what you want to develop, just get them all. Actually, the package I needed was qt6-qtdeclarative-static, which installed qt6-qtdeclarative-devel. Thanks for the reply.

Well, I posted a suggestion for "undo indentation /formatting only" via Qt Support now...