Qt Creator and other tools

Thanks for the detailed explanation. It makes it a lot easier to understand the situation. I might still campaign to at least be able to resize an object in a layout. Maybe someday... Thanks again!

Yes, thank you very much! I think you are right, I should not use ApplicationWindow. Just use Rectangle straightly, that will work correctly.

Really strange, maybe worth to discuss this on the qt-creator irc channel

I have the same question

I was open the issue: https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-41993

My main problem with QtCreator model is that it doesn't understand auto, does the clang model (I assume so)? Does clang model work for anyone on Windows?

hi and welcome to devnet.. same problem asked many times. "find here":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/42116/

I just checked that everything I wanted was enabled earlier. Now I've also tried disabling and re-enabling some of the items, but it doesn't change anything. I'm quite sure there is or used to be some way to enable or disable at the menu item level, but I can't remember where I found it...

It's unlikely that the maintainer takes part in a discussion here. The usual approaches are asking in #qt-creator on FreeNode IRC (preferably during Central European working hours) for short lived "How should X be done?", the Qt Creator mailing list for "important" design discussions/decisions, and codereview.qt-project.org for actual discussion of implementation details. JIRA is of course also ok for things that should not be forgotten. For your particular issue, IRC would probably have been the way to get the quickest response. The time until someone responds also depends on the severety of the issue, and other circumstances. There's e.g. feature freeze for Creator 3.3 tomorrow, so people are really busy.

Hi, Can you try calling qApp->processEvents() after updating each QLabel ?

Also Make this thread as [SOLVED] so other members can notify that problem is solved.

in qbs 1.3 it is clearly stated in docs @qbs.getEnv(name)@ (second letter "e" is Capitalized) In my case following worked: @property string gmockHome: qbs.getEnv("GMOCK_HOME") cpp.includePaths: ['.', gmockHome + '/include', gmockHome + '/gtest/include']@

For the Creator style printers, is it possible to put them in a module? I can only seem to get them to be recognized if they're directly in ~/.gdbinit or Creator's startup commands. I'd like to have them in a module, likely a few different modules. Thanks! --Chris

Qt 5.3.2 on OS 10.9.5, Xcode Version 6.0.1 Bacon2D was install in $HOME/Qt/5.3/clang_64/imports

My bad, I misunderstood your use case. On OS X, what you generally do when providing libraries is to provide frameworks which are also bundles like applications. Qt by default installs bundles. If you take the example of Qt's installation one step is to correct the paths from the library in each bundle to make it match where it's installed so you don't need too much fiddling with e.g. DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH

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