Qt Creator and other tools

I can only suggest to search the debug information and generate a new thread in the Qt Quick forum with a hint to the function from the Threads View.

I tried something like this, but in this case the control is opened outside of testcon and can not be moved around by using the mouse because of the fact that the window frame is not visible. @ dim oSettingsView set oSettingsView = CreateObject("FakeClassId.Settings.1") oSettingsView.show() @

You need to click that yellow exclamation mark sign in the Issues pane, it will prevent QtC from showing warnings.

You are welcome. Please mark your thread as solved by editing the first post and add a prepending [SOLVED] to the title. Happy coding!

Hmm, if there's no output then Qt Creator thinks all's fine and dandy when it starts :-) next would be to check the kits, i.e. in Qt Creator, open Preferences. select Build & Run and 2nd tab KIts. Check Auto-detected, it should say "Desktop Qt 5.2.1 clang 64bit"...

Hi, you can add or modify environment variables in the Projects mode (same place you switch Shadow build on/off), if you look at the bottom you have Build Environment, and it can be set differently for Release and Debug build mode. Say for example for Debug build mode you add: MYBUILDDIR=MSVC2010_32bit-Debug<subproject_name>\debug and for Release build mode: MYBUILDDIR=MSVC2010_32bit-Release<subproject_name>\release

Thanks for a warm welcome. I mean options from *.pro.user file. Options which in particular govern build and startup for debug. So you mean ~/.config/QtProject on linux across users will assure no reset of .pro.user file as project opens from diffrent account? My goal is to take my project with me to the other workstation and being able to build it from QtCreator without manually enter all custom build options all over again. Let suppose all workstation has same QtCreator on them like the same version Ubuntu workstation for example.

For A), I would suggest you look at the variable argc which gives a count of the number of arguments (including the actual command)

Then use QStackedWidget as main widget of your QMainWindow

ok, thanks for the feedback. Could you edit your title of your first post here and prepend [solve] please. that way other forum users know the status.

[quote author="jza1" date="1383126125"]Did you get the checkbox to work properly? Putting the png files into "images" subfolder doesn't seem to be enough.[/quote] QCheckBox::indicator:checked { image:url(/home/vmkan/.config/QtProject/qtcreator/styles/images/checkbox.png); } Adding this to .stylesheet works well for me.

have you try @CONFIG += ordered@ doc says: "When using the subdirs template, this option specifies that the directories listed should be processed in the order in which they are given." "CONFIG":https://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html#config

Meanwhile, I discovered that SSH is most likely mandatory for remote linux debugging. Still I don't understand why this is the case as I am able to run GDB from the command line and attach myself to a process. Why is there the need to have a SSH connection to the target, if I just want to attach to a remote process rather than copying any binaries via sftp? Thanks for any comments on this

It's "here":http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator Don't forget to register first

This is the correct link for requirements: "Qt for X11 Requirements":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/linux-requirements.html