Qt Creator and other tools

Problem too old, but still actual. Is there any way to run callgring on remote embedded linux?

@JKSH Here is the link https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-23771 [edit aha_1980: simplified link]

@SGaist Wow, it worked! thank you!

Had to figure out where the marker was hidden

I found a solution to this. Adding -fms-extensions to the config made it go away. I can't see this anywhere in our setup. A bit strange, but this is only for the parsing!

Thanks for the feedback, I agree, I've changed my file extensions to '.txt' instead. Have a good day! Fredrik

Oh well, "Open cmake project" worked about as well as I expected. Creator just terminated. That's more a reflection of our heathrobinson Cmake files.

@xylosper said in Qt MaintenanceTool & Online Installer Network error : Socket operation timed out: @sierdzio I have same issue and it's been more than couple of weeks. Still it doesn't work. Yeah but in recent days it's got even worse :-) Anyway, there is a solution - switch to Linux, there the maintenance tool works fine. But it's not a solution that will fit everybody. If any of you are commercial users - use your special powers to kick some butts so this gets fixed. If you aren't - well, either wait or build manually from source :-/

@firecat said in Can QtCreator's .pro file be formatted? Make text align and look better? Does ClangFormat-like tools work on .pro files?: Does Qt have any plans to develop this tool? I doubt since Qt switches to cmake in Qt6 although qmake is supported too but no longer really developed.

i use this .pro snippet (change gmp w/ssh) or what so ever. GMP=/usr/local/Cellar/gmp/6.2.0 # GMP brew location INCLUDEPATH += $${GMP}/include macx: LIBS += -L$${GMP}/lib -lgmp or in a more general form: lib=gmp lib_loc=$$system(/usr/local/bin/brew --prefix $${lib}) INCLUDEPATH += $${lib_loc}/include macx: LIBS += -L$${lib_loc}/lib -l$${lib}

@laine I don't know if this is your problem/you are already aware, but do you understand that .bashrc is not always read? It's only read in when bash is started interactively (like a terminal shell). Do you need to check if your .profile/.bash_profile is source-ing it?

@YoshiiMe so if your issue is solved, please don't forget to mark your post as such! Thanks.

Ok i will check , thanks for your reply

@Pablo-J-Rogina thank you for hints and useful links (also I should to do 'make clean' before calling qmake)

@laine said in How to adapt QtCreator with 4K screen in Ubuntu ?: Do you compile qt-wayland support lib yourself ? Or how do you enable it ? I don't know, sorry; I've never done it myself. I suggest you subscribe to the Qt Creator mailing list and asking there -- you'll find Qt engineers on that list.

Nope, simply using the maintenance tool to get the sources, is not enough. I still get assembly stuff if I debug into library code such as QTimer. Ok, I can now see the sources, by doing this: Tools->Options->Debugger->General->Add Qt Sources... and selecting /home/me/Qt/5.14.1/Src which results in: Source path: /home/qt/work/qt Target path: /home/me/Qt/5.14.1/Src

Hi, I think the simplest would be to remove MSys from your PATH environment variable.

@Mozzie said in Is the documentation of qtcreator out of date?: but when i followed the symbol to the header of QLayout, this function is not marked as deprecated. That's understandable. As @Christian-Ehrlicher said, QLayout::setMargin() was deprecated in the header in Qt 5.13. (This was done by Christian, by the way -- thanks for helping to maintain Qt!: https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/qt/qtbase/+/251052 ) However, it was marked "obsolete" in the documentation since the very start of Qt 5.0: https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtbase.git/tree/src/widgets/kernel/qlayout.cpp?h=v5.0.0#n348 (probably even earlier) In this case, the header and the documentation were out-of-sync for a long time.