Qt Creator and other tools

the above reply seems to be the answer, thanks!

Hi! Please go to https://www.qt.io/download/. Qt does no longer belong to Nokia.

After try these solutions, it doesn't work for me. However I've changed the project from Android to Desktop and it works, so it's something related with the type project. I've opened an error bug: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-18726

@davecotter Hi Been here for some years now. You are the first poster I saw about a custom debug script. I never tried myself and i have zero experience with macs and the dylib system. But since Creator itself utilizing such scripts, it does seem to work regardless of this case's issues.

(Of course that is no official solution, but most likely will work nicely)

but it's not a "Custom Executable", which i require. it's literally useless clutter.

that might work! what i ended up doing was making a python file called "include.py", which looks like this: import os, sys def get_script_path_local(fileStr): scriptPath = fileStr if scriptPath.find(os.sep) == -1: scriptPath = os.getcwd() + os.sep + scriptPath return scriptPath def get_script_folder_local(): scriptFile = os.path.abspath(__file__) #debug_print("__file__: " + scriptFile) pathStr = get_script_path_local(scriptFile) #debug_print("script file: " + pathStr) pathStr = os.path.dirname(pathStr) #debug_print("script folder: " + pathStr) return os.path.abspath(pathStr) + '/' sys.path.append(os.path.abspath( \ get_script_folder_local() + "../../../..") \ + '/CF/python/') then in the python file(s) that i must run, just do this: import include and BOOM, i can subsequently import from that other python folder

what i did was make a new build step, reordered it to come FIRST, which just deletes the .exe (or .app). that way, the app is ALWAYS linked, and ALWAYS runs the post link step

seems like this is by design

Thank you for taking the trouble to get this resolved. Currently Creator 4.4 is a bit buggy for my uses (didn't auto-detect my desktop kit), so I'll probably wait for it to settle down a bit, but I do appreciate your work on this.

@wasawi Glad you have solved your issue, and that you have replied with a good summary of applicable links, not a lot of people does that once their problem is gone. Please don't forget to mark the post as solved. Thanks.

wow, wow, wow, thank you so much! that's what i needed! JOY!

@lucian123456789 said in OpeningQt files in Visual Studio 2015: I want to ask one more question : If i made the codes in window Qt creator, Can I still use the same code in Linux or Mac OS X Qt creator? Yes, Qt is a cross-platform framework. The same Qt code will work on all supported platforms.

@Ilan My question is what method of the widget does the Qt designer use for showing If you mean Qt Designer showing your custom widget in the toolbox along default widgets (i.e. QLabel, QLineEdit, etc.) I guess you may need to create a plugin for Qt Designer from your custom widget. Qt Designer used a plugin based approach, see here.

Except that Home and End are not shortcuts. You have to change that at the system level. I've seen an application for that named karabiner.

okay so "contains" is not a substring containment test. the test must be for the entire text of the variable. so this worked: if (contains(TARGET, "kJams Lite Debug") | contains(TARGET, "kJams Lite")) { message("KJAMS_PRO NOT set :(") } else { message("KJAMS_PRO SET! :)") DEFINES += KJAMS_PRO }

When NSJsonConvert is being compiled, the compiled does not have QJsonObject header included. Do you build using qmake? Can we see the .pro file?