My configure debug steps are:
Projects->Run:
Run setting
Deployment
Method: Deploy to Remote linux host
Files to deploy
Local File Path Remote Directory
but there aren`t spaces to fill the Local File Path and Remote Directory.
My Compile output:
22:29:49: Running steps for project qtCreator...
22:29:49: Starting: "F:\QT-Win\Qt_Win_Lib4.8.1\bin\qmake.exe" F:\qt_tmp\qtCreator\qtCreator.pro -r -spec E:\EzEmbedded\QT4_Win_Lib\mkspecs\linux-arm-gnueabi-g++ "CONFIG+=debug"
22:29:51: The process "F:\QT-Win\Qt_Win_Lib4.8.1\bin\qmake.exe" exited normally.
22:29:53: Starting: "E:\EzEmbedded\Toolchains\arm-linux\bin\make.exe" -r -w
make: Entering directory F:/qt_tmp/qtCreator-build-桌面-Debug' make: Nothing to be done for first'.
make: Leaving directory `F:/qt_tmp/qtCreator-build-桌面-Debug'
22:29:54: The process "E:\EzEmbedded\Toolchains\arm-linux\bin\make.exe" exited normally.
22:29:54: Elapsed time: 00:05.
My Device test:
Connecting to host...
Checking kernel version...
Linux 3.4.11-yocto-standard armv5tejl
Checking if specified ports are available...
The following specified ports are currently in use: 1534
Device test finished successfully.
unfortunately the time skew will always happen due to the university network (2000+ students across several campuses etc), the skew if not an issue for building and we can build on a local non-backed up shared disk.
Most of the students prefer to work in their home directories rather than the local disks as they move machines often, this is across 4 different year levels as well some of who are not ready for VCS etc.
It would just be good to disable the popup. It's annoying as make reports this as a warning but Qt reports it as an error.
merge and rebase can be done from branches dialog. In case conflicts appear QtCreator allows auto opening of mergetool, and after all conflicts are done user is prompted to continue.
also, in case merge or rebase is in progress in repository, it is possible to run merge tool, continue or abort from tools menu.
For Qt Creator 3.0 we are adding an import manager.
Having the import QtQuick 1 or 2 is mandatory though, because we need it to distinguish between Qt Quick 1 and Qt Quick 2.
Hi,
I have tested QStringList type in the customwidgetplugin example and it works ... it provides a list editor for adding strings; conversions to other types is on you ...
to be honest I have not found any list property of any type among qt's designable widgets and the doc regarding Q_PROPERTY and QList within QVariant is confusing
hope this help :)
Cheers!
Qt Creator 2.8.1 here with "Linux Man Pages Qt Help integrated":http://shinnok.com/rants/2011/07/19/linux-man-pages-integration-with-qt-creator/
It runs out something is still not right with recognising the right headers.
In this example, F1 for the fabs function works:
@
#include <math.h>
int main()
{
fabs(-1);
}
@
but in this, F1 for the printf does not work:
@
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
printf("");
}
@
XCode has always been a dependency on OS X for development (not only for Qt). The command line tool package is a "recent" addition, whether it would be enough if combined to QtCreator I cannot say but that would be a good question to ask on the interest mailing list. You'll find there Qt's maintainers/developers (this forum is more user oriented)
As a side note, it's Qt not QT unless you're talking about Apple's QuickTime :)