Qt Creator and other tools

@Harjit said in Tooltip not displaying doxygen information: The CMakeLists.txt: I added this info. to https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-4557?focusedCommentId=388140&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels%3Acomment-tabpanel#comment-388140 but the bug is closed. Do I need to open a new bug or is the comment sufficient?

Turns out that just including boost/process.hpp auto links against the mentioned library. I was not aware that this is even possible. Thanks for your help

@duncan98 said in Did anyone find a problem with the qt5.14.1 installer?Can't install: Is the Visual Studio work environment required? Yes, you need to have MSVC 2017 installed to use Qt for MSVC 2017.

@aha_1980 Done. Is there a way to see a "reverse" call hierarchy? void foo() { bar(); } void bar() { bara(); } void bara() { barb(); } void barc() { barb(); } void bard() { barb(); } When one highlights barb(), they would get: foo() -> bar() -> bara() -> barb() barc() -> barb() bard() -> barb() There would be a limit of how many are shown and one can page up/down through them

@PikaCat said in How to open stack trace in QT?: But the problem is that there are no windows saying "Exception Triggered". That's very strange. Is that a big problem? If the debugger stops at a throw, you should already know what happens. You can go to GDB Extended to check "the stop when abort() is called". Glad you found it and thanks for sharing! Regards

@aha_1980 thanks for you help, with 4.11.1 everything goes fine!

This is a problem of qtcreator, not cmake. Best is to use two different source directories - otherwise CMakeLists.txt.user is overwritten and you will see this behavior. Go and blame qtcreator and not cmake.

hi @Christian-Ehrlicher I don't think there is a bug at all I dont even interact with my application but the QObject Self Total increments, good news is that Self Alive is stable at 10 so i guess this is not an issue.

@Has478 said in Qt Creator built in Clang Tidy and Clazy failed to analyze: -fno-keep-inline-dllexport' I've seen this before https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-22452 - it wouldn't appear you are on the latest Creator. That may be enough to fix this one for you.

The way this is implemented is that it either always opens in the same split or always opens in a different split. Is there a way to indicate the split I want to show the symbol in? Sometimes I want to open it in a different split and sometimes in the same split.

Hola , para yo resolver este error cambie de modo DEBUG a RELEASE y corrio mi app.

Thank you; And it works like magic! I was searching for "caller", "function", etc. Didn't think of usage. I'm trying to think if there is a way to make things more discoverable.

@Alex-sw30 Glad i could help. Unfortunately as a UX designer i don't know anything about c++, i'm sure there would be someone else on the forums who could help with that if you write another question in a more relevant topic. Best, Brook.

@aha_1980, ok, I was hoping to keep the license text separate, but I guess this will have to do for now. Thanks for your help.