Qt Creator and other tools

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ah, bingo, that did it! Thanks a lot!

I was referring to new code in the master branch. Both 2.4.1 and 2.5 were branched of from master before this change landed, so the code is in neither of those.

It would be great if you could take a look at the master branch and tell me if it works there, but unfortunately nightly builds are still not there AFAIK, so that would require a bit of compiling:-( Sorry for the inconvenience, somebody is working on that.

Of course you can also wait for 2.6beta in a couple of month.

how could I missed it - thanks!

I haven't verified this but the last parameter might be marked as internal (it is even named internal if I recall correctly), which means that it is hidden in the documentation (automatically by the documentation tool) but shown in Qt Creator - which just analyzes the source files and suggests what found.

Be aware that some of the constructors are available on certain platforms only.

That makes sense.

As Creator does not build the stuff, but just calls qmake/make on the command line, the correct set of files is used for the build step.

You are welcome !!!!

The best way to address issues like this is to "write a bug report":http://bugreports.qt-project.org/ :-)

I update qt sdk to for new version, update QtCreator, but there is dont work.
MinGW(Debug) and MSVC(Debug) still dont work and get me this error "During sturtup program exited with code 0xc0000139", MSVC(Release) dont work too and get me this:
“C:\Users\ruzik\Documents\my_projects\Debug\RizekFaster.exe exited with code -1073741511”
And if i can see in the memoty window adress with code 0xc0000139 is empty, there is no zero in it.

It is error in Qt Creator, because i can compile my project in Microsoft Visual Studio with MSVC without any problems!

done, thx

Ok. I will try again with 4.8.1.

Thanks,

David

Glad to be of help here. Clever to use another variable for the depending includepaths - I'll use that for my own projects.

What do you want to achieve?

Yes, one can add C++ plugins to QmllDesigner by deriving from QmlDesigner::IWidgetPlugin.
This allows extending the item library (Just have a look at the symbian components plugin).

But the plugin constructor could also register more custom qml components for the property editor.

The property editor can be extended by pure qml by adding .qml files to
share/qtcreator/qmldesigner/propertyeditor.
QtWebKit/WebViewSpecifics.qml is a good example.

<Type>Spefics basically means that the type is derived from Item and the .qml only redefines the parts "specfic" for that type relative to Item.
One could also add a complete new custom type <Type>Pane.qml (e.g. Item.qml).
If you need you own custom widget here, you could register it in a c++ plugin as mentioned above.

Thanks. I thought it was linked to the project I was building. I'll clean out all of the no-longer valid settings.

Some more information would be useful:-)

You are on windows, aren't you? Which Qt version are you using to build? Where did you get that Qt version? Which tool chain are you using? MSVC for sure, but which version? Can you build stuff on the command line using your tool chain?

Be aware that .pro files support the SUBDIRS template, which can be useful for nested projects. The docs talk about those, too.

I don't see why you'd need to link against installed libraries? The installation location has nothing to do with their location during compilation, right?