Qt Creator and other tools

mzimmers, I was able to get my QtCreator reading/writing from/to cin/cout thanks to your questions/post. And it's running fine here with GDB on Ubuntu 12.04. Thanks for your help, and hope your's is running fine now.

Ha, I did not know about shadowed() function, it sure looks useful! Thanks :-)

The posted config.xml file does not create Windows Start menu folder "Cronvision" both on Windos 7 and on Windows 8.1. Any idea what could be a reason of this issue?

I can differentiate between QtCreator and Qt itself. But when I've tried this step I had some issues, so I kept the QtSDK 1.2.1 as it is. Will probably retry using the new IDE with old framework.

Yeah, as I said the resource system seems very fragile. I usually have a separate file just for the icon with a single line in it and don't use the VS editor for it: @ IDI_ICON1 ICON "icon.ico" @ It's curious that Qt won't recognize this for example if you change IDI_ICON1 to IDI_ICON2 or explicitly to something like 101. It also seems the builtin VS resource editor doesn't do a very good job as it sometimes duplicates IDs. For example it's common that it gives ID 101 to icon and other resources. Inspect generated .rc and resource.h files for such oddities. Oh well, another day with Visual Studio I guess ;)

Hi, It might be related to this "bug":https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-32395

Hi, How does your main.qml look like with the mock data? Are you still using this: @ // main.qml import QtQuick 2.2 Rectangle { implicitHeight: 1280 implicitWidth: 1024 ListView { model: runtime.availableScanners } } @ if so, try renaming "runtime.qml" to "Runtime.qml" and change your mail.qml to this: @import QtQuick 2.0 import Minh 1.0 Item { width: 360 height: 360 Runtime { id: runtime } ListView { anchors.fill: parent model: runtime.availableScanners delegate: Rectangle { width: 60 height: 60 Text { anchors.fill: parent text: serialNumber } } } }@

Doesn't QtCreator/GDB have some sort of remote debugger option? I've never used it, know little if anything about it, have no clue if it would work cross platform, but I have a vague recollection that it exists. It could be worth looking into.

You are welcome! Happy coding :)

yeah, way to make me feel stupid! :p just kidding glad i can move on now

Ok, I solved the problem with the help of a guy from the #qt IRC channel. It seems that the module qtwebkit isn't built while compiling Qt. To compile qtwebkit change into directory qtwebkit: cd <qt path>/qtwebkit Create/configure Makefile: ../qtbase/bin/qmake Compile qtwebkit: make I don't know whether the missing compilation of qtwebkit is the expected behaviour. PS: Compilation of qtwebkit takes a half hour on i7-4770k.

You need to add @<AllowSpaceInPath>true</AllowSpaceInPath>@ in your config.xml

[quote author="mbnoimi" date="1398699433"]This issue has been solved in Qt Creator 3.1.0 as shown in this ticket: https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTCREATORBUG-12021[/quote] Glad to hear that the problem is solved. Sorry for not helping you initially to solve this problem.

I'm still not sure what was going on, but I managed to get the setup working correctly again by changing the On context help setting: temporarily to Always Show Side-by-Side, then back to my old setting, i.e. Always Show Help in External Window.

Hi, Someone else does the actual conversion process, so I don't know if they use QDoc or something else do it. However, if that is an important detail I can check it. I find broken links quite regularly, with every release of software, and users don't tend to report them, they will just now and then say things like "Your documentation is no good, there are lots of broken links", but without remembering any specific ones (I can't blame them, I would probably do the same!) I will subscribe to the Interest mailing list as you suggest. Thanks

Ah, I did not know that I have to register the .qml files, too. I tried qmlplugindump, but of course this did not work without registering... Thanks!

It would be a very interesting and original feature. Only minus is huge size of project. Probably same feature but with text messages instead of audio, would be also very helpful.

I just tried it with the official version of Qt Creator 3.1.0 on Windows 8 x64, and created a Qt Quick 2.2 project. However, Qt Creator put the main.qml in the same folder as main.cpp, and added it to qml.qrc. There is no longer a "qml" subfolder.