Qt Creator and other tools

Ah-ha! I've just found a bug report #QTBUG-23157 which seems to indicate that the binaries of tools like Assistant & Designer will only work under Lion (10.7.x) so I'm stymied until I can upgrade to Lion which I can't at the moment until a certain piece of software is built to run without the PPC emulator. Back to 4.7 libraries... (if I can find them).

Hi,

unfortunately this is currently not possible. This information is extracted from the generated Qt documents shipped with Creator.

We do have plans to support such a feature in the future, but there's no one (that I'm aware of) actually working on it right now. Contributions are welcome though. ;-)

Cheers,
Leandro

it's about Advanced Search dialog:

open dialog, the textbox for replace string should be there on the first page (like in Search dialog) not on the next page after you click search.

enter string that is not in your text, it will open next page to tell you No matches found. To correct your string you have to press Ctrl-Shift-F again to get back to the dialog. No matches found should be on the first page so I could correct my string right away.

Hi Gerolf, and thanks for your reply.
Ill just ignore the warning then :)

Tnks Kkoehne!
I will try your steps!
;)

Looks like this guy: Cristian Măgherușan-Stanciu from bug reports has a workaround, but I cannot figure out how to send him an email.

Probably the problem is that the library is built for an ARM-Microcontroller: readelf -h librcrypto.a shows (among other things): "Machine: ARM". In one or two weeks I can ask s.o. who has set up this library - so you doesn't need to answer anymore.

For all these questions - yes.
I use cdb compiler with these symbol paths in Qt Creater :

symsrvsymsrv.dllC:\Users\Bartek\AppData\Local\Temp\symbolcache*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols

Casn anyone tell me that debug in QtCreator with msvc combiler and debugger is possible with any issue?

Thank you for your help!

LOL - I'm pretty sure I missed other similar stuff from the very beginning :)

I have done this for the moment:

As suggested I have a simple make file that builds the .c file from the oracle pro*c .pc file (oracle.mak). I have then added a new bash function called rmake which looks like this:

function rmake() { /usr/bin/make -f oracle.mak $@;/usr/bin/make $@;}

This way the dependencies are preserved and also the make clean works as well.

I chose the command 'rmake' as the software I am working on is modelling a radio system.

Thanks for your time Professor Sierdzio, it is very much appreciated.

John T

PS I should also add that I have removed the QMAKE_PRE_LINK stuff from my .pro file.

Thanks for the quick replay sierdzio

Thanks for sharing the reason of your problem.

I am not sure either, if it is bug or something has been messed up over time. I will see, that someone knowledgable in Qt Creator will have a look on your post.

Here is a solution that works quite nicely. I export MAKEFLAGS, but you could as well add a -j<n> option directly to the script:

Create a script similar to the following shell script, it is named qtcreator-make.sh for me (defaults to bash, works for me (tm)):

#!/bin/bash
export PATH=/opt/icecream/bin:/usr/lib/icecc/bin:$PATH
time nice -2 make $*
rc=$?
if [[ $rc != 0 ]] ; then
exit $rc
fi

Either "Override make" in the Qt Creator project setting and select the script, or call Creator from an environment where a link to this script named "make" is found before the platform make tool (usually /usr/bin/make).

Hope this helps!

Mirko.

Can you produce a small example showing this?

If this is the case, then it shold file a bug report on JIRA.

Great that the issue is fixed and thanks for the bug report!

I have tried reinstalling CODA, as Tobias indicated, that it was that component, that failed. This solved the problem.

Thank you Tobias!

To wrap it up:

(1) If you need something esoteric, like QtWebKit, you'll have to put it into your project:
@#-------------------------------------------------

Project created by QtCreator 2012-01-24T22:17:48

#-------------------------------------------------

QT += core gui webkit

TARGET = MiBrowser
TEMPLATE = app

SOURCES += main.cpp
mainwindow.cpp

HEADERS += mainwindow.h

FORMS += mainwindow.ui
@

(2) If you postpone the creation of the main form, you'd better create Qt Designer Form Class rather than Qt Designer Form, when it comes to it.

Thanks, Tobias!

[quote author="luka.v.pikor" date="1327436225"]I had similiar problem and I found some solution in the Internet "how to completely remove Qt settings". I'm also quiet sure that I saved somewhere that link but I can't find it now...
So, first of all deep-search google, it has to be somewhere but I also found this (http://www.windowsuninstaller.org/winuninstall/how-to-remove-qt-creator-2-0-1-guide-qt-creator-2-0-1-uninstaller-info.html) but never tried.[/quote]

Thanks for reply and the acronym!

[quote author="Martin V" date="1327436962"]Don't know if it'll help you, but while looking for solutions to my issue, I found that there may be a duplication of ini files when updating from a previous installation.

Search for "QTCreator.ini" everywhere. There should be a copy of the file left over from the previous installation (possibly in <user's homedir>\AppData\Roaming\Nokia). The newest "QTCreator.ini" file should be located in <qt install dir>\QtCreator\share\qtcreator\Nokia.

Delete (or rename to something else if you wish to play safe) the older file (from Roaming\Nokia directory) and restart Qt Creator.[/quote]

Thanks Martin! Actually I found a file called 'qtversion.xml" in '<user's homedir>\AppData\Roaming\Nokia', which keep the old path in.