Qt Creator and other tools

Install just 200MB libs instead... they come with Linguist included.

Apart from that, the idea might be good. Care to post it on qtdevelopment mailing list? I'm not sure if Linguist is disentangled from libs enough to be completely separated easily, though.

Do you remember what you changed in the last config exactly? It would be really interesting to know what caused this...

(You didn't accidentally hit valgrind profiling instead of the normal run, did you? That causes this magnitude of slowdown.)

Right, that was background for Parenthesis, thx for help.

A cruel hack would be:

Add QML files as OTHER_FILES in .pro file. Those files will not be included in deployment, but will show up in Qt Creator. So it should solve the issue while not braking anything else. If you are concernde that your .pro file will look ugly, though, you can consider including thid directive in a .pri file :)

A short example taken from my project, just to give you a visual representation of my words :)
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OTHER_FILES +=
../qml/main.qml
../qml/engineLogicHelpers.js \

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[quote author="Renatosantos" date="1335954540"]try modify the xml. you already tried?[/quote]
I could not find any xml files associated with Qt Assistant. In looking through the code, I couldn't find any way to change the color without changing the LinkVisited default color, and recompiling. The other option would be to change the .css style sheet for each of the documents, and rebuilding the whole documentation package. Just not worth the effort. Thanks for your suggestions, but am going to give up and just live with it for now.
Craig

For checking the library try using otool (eg. otool -hv) and see if it reveals anything extra.

Sorry for the almost immediate second post - I downloaded QtCreator 2.5 RC, and used the MinGW 4.6.2 that comes bundled with it. Everything compiled and ran!

Personally i prefer diagram and code to understand, i think i understand better in those terms than english text.

Of course even in doxygen, you can skip diagram drawing if that's not you taste, but having these automation around code reduces some efforts.

Would really look forward to have same feature available with qdoc as well.

Appreciate if you could prefix the title with [SOLVED] to indicate the issue is solved.

Oh. I never thought of "-=" operator. Thank you very much.

This is definitely a feature that is missing in Qt Designer, I think a lot of people would appreciate this functionality being added as this makes it near impossible, or at the very least incredibly impractical, using Qt Designer to design applications that have tabbed QDockWidgets.

In my case, using 4+ tabbed QDockWidgets means I have to navigate about 3-4x the Screen Space that is available on my monitor for an application that, while running, fits into it just fine.

Starting with a side note:

@>~" ^\n"

~"SyntaxError: invalid syntax\n"
&"Error while executing Python code.\n"
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This looks like the version of python your gdb uses is too old from Qt Creator's point of view. 2.6 is minimum. You won't have much fun with that setup further down the road.

Having said that, the breakpoint setting should work. The issued commands are ok, and work in a similar setup using "stock" GNU gdb (GDB) 7.0.1 for me (just tested)

@>31^done,BreakpointTable={nr_rows="1",...],body=[bkpt={number="1",type="breakpoint",disp="keep",enabled="y",addr="0x03f1b4d5",func="pluginTest",file="simple_test_plugin.cpp",fullname="/data/dev/creator/tests/manual/debugger/simple/simple_test_plugin.cpp",line="40",times="1",original-location="\"simple_test_plugin.cpp":40"}]}
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Are you sure your .so has debug information?

Autsch, losing all settings hurts! But I am glad you found this out, I am sure you won't be the last person to stumble over this!

It would be interesting to know which settings end up in the dconf database. My guess is that all settings written by a Qt Creator built and shipped by ubuntu do while the settings written by a Qt Creator downloaded via the Qt SDK does not. We ship our own Qt along and that comes without any special ubuntu patches.

OKay, the above message is shown probably when CODA is not up in the device. How are you connecting ? WiFi of Cable? Is CODA in mobile shows that it is connected?

I've just noticed a small bug in the 2nd line of my snipped, here it is corrected:
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export PATH="$PWD/bin:$PATH"
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Thank you. Currently my windows desktop on work isn't available. Tomorrow I'll try to detect, which version of GDB i'm using or will install 2.5

No.
The topic you sent is not for Qt Creator 2.4.1

Looks like an oversight to me. Just file a bug, or better yet, provide a patch to fix it.