Qt Creator and other tools

LIBS += -LC:/MinGW/boost_1_46_1/lib/
win32-g++ {
LIBS += -lboost_thread -lboost_date_time
} else: win32-msvc* {
LIBS += -lboost_thread-vc90-mt-1_46_1 -lboost_date_time-vc90-mt-1_46_1
}

yeah i'm aware of those commands but I was actually wondering if there was a way to make them read-only directly from qt creator (the lock we see in the IDE, I was thinking it could be activated from there or something)

I abandoned the project .... it was very weird .... the error was probably generated by some sort of cyclic dependency. Now, that I have put all those things into 1 header and 1 cpp file and now it works. Actually I took the example which can be found in the Qt Creator.
Thank you for all the help.

You are welcome.

If this solved your problem, please mark it in the title line with [solved]. This may help others then.

Not that I know of, no.

OK :)

I found the reason!
For some simple interface, as IEnumCurves, dumpcpp just generate it's code like this:
@
// stub for vtable-only interface
class IEnumCurves : public QAxObject {};
@
And dumpcpp dosen't generate the corresponding qMetaTypeConstructHelper() function.

But the compiler need every interface/coclass's qMetaTypeConstructHelper() function.

WTF.

I'm waiting for the answer :-)

yes it's a double Esc , i test it and it work :)

The version of Qt Creator you use has very little to do with the version of Qt you work with.

@aureshinite
You may want to try "Cppcheck":http://cppcheck.sourceforge.net/. I've been successfully using it for some time and it does help :). It's not as good and sophisticated as commercial solutions (for example PVS-Studio mentioned higher) but nonetheless Cppcheck catches many common errors.

It will be better if you add the additional notes using edit the existing one rather than appending a new reply next time.
[quote author="misterwalrus" date="1310580984"]I forgot to include version info: Qt Creator: 2.2.1 , based on qt 4.7.4 (32 bit)
Thank you[/quote]

http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/7753/#

That is a part of it:
@
[Visualizer]
;QT_DEBUG_START (Qt Visual Studio Add-in v1.1.9)
; Nokia Qt 4.x visualizers -----------------------------------------[ start ]--
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Feel free to modify these visualizers to suit yours needs! But please let us
; know about the changes you make, so we continuously improve the visualizers.

QString{
preview ([$e.d->data,su])
stringview ([$e.d->data,sub])
children
(
#(
d: $c.d,
[size]: $c.d->size,
[referenced]: $c.d->ref._q_value
)
)
}

QByteArray{
preview ([$e.d->data,s])
stringview ([$e.d->data,sb])
children
(
#(
d: $c.d,
[size]: $c.d->size,
[referenced]: $c.d->ref._q_value
)
)

}

QUrl{
preview
(
#if ($e.d.stateFlags == 0) (
$e.d
) #else (
#( $e.d->scheme, $e.d->host, $e.d->path )
)
)
children
(
#(
scheme: $c.d->scheme,
host: $c.d->host,
path: $c.d->path,
username: $c.d->userName,
password: $c.d->password,
encodedOriginal: $c.d->encodedOriginal,
query: $c.d->query,
fragment: $c.d->fragment
)
)
}
@

I was not completely right about my post. Further up I can find also part of what you have posted. However, since QString is not there it did show me only the other section.

@
[AutoExpand]
;QT_DEBUG_START (Qt Visual Studio Add-in v1.1.9)

QByteArray=<d->data,s> size=<d->size,u>
QPoint =x=<xp> y=<yp>
QPointF =x=<xp> y=<yp>
QRect =x1=<x1> y1=<y1> x2=<x2> y2=<y2>
QRectF =x=<xp> y=<yp> w=<w> h=<h>
QSize =width=<wd> height=<ht>
QSizeF =width=<wd> height=<ht>
QHash<> =size=<d->size>
QVarLengthArray<> =size=<s> data=<ptr>

;QT_DEBUG_END
.
.
.
@

I have simply installed vsaddin as to be dowloaded from devnet. So I did not follow gitoruos link.

[quote author="QTCREATORBUG-5397 / Casper van Donderen@bugreports.qt.nokia.com" date="1310405287"]This is an issue in Creator 2.2. The whole structure of loading the examples changes for 2.3 and this will not be fixed for 2.2[/quote]

Thanks for the bug report!

The sbox-qmake called from command line works fine - --version returns installed version, -query returns correct values - but Qt Creator shows still the same error: “Could not determine the patch to the binaries of the Qt installation, maybe the qmake path is wrong?".

I'll try to look into this, to see if it is just displayed twice or also ran twice. If the latter, I guess it could be a potential for some troubles. If it just display, it is a mere annoyance (a big one though!)

I downloaded latest FANN version and did some commands( from here: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.qt.general/40928 )
So, I got libfann.a file and I used it as a lib in qt. It works without any errors.

BUT, the outputs of Neural networks not correct. I'm worried about my way to build it FANN library!

F4 does not work if the file you want to jump to is not already open.