Qt Creator and other tools

Yes, each unit test gets its own executable. You can check Qt's sources, it's working quite well. Thanks for pointing to the request.

Then, double check to ensure you did also install the debugger. It's not part of the Visual Studio installation. [edit: added missing part]

It looks like it is not possible to connect a signal to a signal in the designer. You will need to do this in your code. But I would not do this in ui file! Because next time you use the designer it will be overwritten!

@SGaist I was under the impression that for Linux the download was a tarball that I'd have to compile anyways, so was trying to build from source. It was good to see that .run file that is distributed from the mainpage doesn't need admin rights and does all the installation !! Keep up the good work with package and the tools !! have a nice weekend :)

Depending on what you want to keep between all PCs then you indeed need to use a similar setup.

Doxygen is an external tool. You have to test it if you want to use that Qt Creator plugin. Otherwise there's the doxyqml tool that you can check.

@andrep Hi, i have a similar problem but this time with tabs in between previously written code. So when i press TAB the right amount of spaces are created but when i DELETE one character at a time is removed. TAB only works if it is the first thing i write per line, e.g. if i enter more than 1 TAB and press DELETE the cursor goes back a TAB at a time and not a SPACE as in the previous example. Could you help? Thank you :)

To answer myself: Wizards are located in subdirectories of the following directories: share/qtcreator/templates/wizards the local user's configuration folder, $HOME/.config/QtProject/qtcreator/templates/wizards on Linux and OS X or %APPDATA%\QtProject\qtcreator\templates\wizards on windows from Adding New Custom Wizards

@Zarkon May i know how did you generate QDoc configuration file? I see the description here but not able to understand it. where should i run the cmd prompt in windows? eg: all my project files are in this location C:\Qt\Lely\LelyUI4> and i opened a cmd promt here. now what to do ? Thanks

Missing using namespace std; Duh!

I'll answer my own question, kinda. Ctrl+Space and C-x,C-x were a misunderstanding on my part. As for Ctrl+Home/End, I don't know why but building Creator from the master (development) branch solves that problem. So I'll keep my fingers crossed and hope that all is well in the next version.

You're welcome ! Good to know :) Since we know now that it's working, please update the thread title prepending [solved] so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)

HI and welcome to devnet, I use Qt Designer since Qt v3.3 and, as you said, the best way to make changes in Forms with a lot of layouts is to brake them a re-create from scratch. Is for sure something that can be improved but the Qt guys are focusing to use QML for new UI.

After working for a while with the 3.4.2 version again the problem for 3.5.0 magically disappeared!?!? I guess something in the config files was corrupt and it had to do with the Android debuggers. But somehow Qt Creator fixed the problem by himself - probably after creating a new Android kit in the old version. Maybe this helps somebody.

@rbmisc said: The reference to the pro file for the one in that link has more in it than the pro file I have for this application. I don't have any references to paths or libraries. The other user tried to link external libraries manually, that's why his/her .pro file has extra bits. I wasn't sure if you were able to resolve your issue? If not, see midhun's answer in the link I gave you before.