Qt Creator and other tools

In the sidebar on the left, open the projects mode.. check if your project is loaded there.. only then you can build.. you can also build by right click on the project there..

Thanks for the explanation Tobias.

But those comments are, AFAIK, no parsed by documenation generators. So IMHO, it would be nice feature to have.

Create an application on PC2 which listens on some TCP socket. It receives "commands" from PC1 and reacts on those. It's up to you to invent a suitable protocol.

There is only the .ui file for that...I created the dialog with the designer.. How do I include ui files?

you can use ctrl+space keys to do that.

you can use axis2/c server for c++ aplications. http://axis.apache.org/axis2/c/core/

I don't know of a debug mode for the installer... but "this page":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/requirements-x11.html shows the dependencies required for Qt on Linux.. Now if only you could test the online installer with these dependencies installed to confirm if that is the issue? Btw.. did you check if the online installer goes past the 24% after you have installed it offline..? Just shooting in the dark....

You have to mark it yourself (by editing the first post).

Alright it is sort out. The issue was a simple space in the control file between the description field and the XB-Maemo-Display-Name field that was new in this version.

Maybe you should file a bug report. It works for me in Linux using Ubuntu 10.04. Qt Creator 2.2.0, Qt 4.7.4.

It's a small world... ;)

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Regarding Creator, I don't know. You'd better start a new thread in the "Tools Forum":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewforum/13/. Regarding the two libs: You can link the designer plugin to the shard lib with the widgets. You must add that lib to designer/creator too. I don't know where it has to go, though. Or create a static version of your widget lib and link that to the plugin. You end up with only the plugin shared lib then, no additional libs to install. That's what I do here. The place for the shared lib(s) is platform dependent. Please have a look in the docs for that (deployment) resp. refer to the system specifications of your OS.

Always glad to help. And don't forget to add [Solved] in front of the title (by editing the first post).

I mark the problem stated in the topic as solved and move the remaining issue to a new thread.

this should work I think @ QT -= core gui CONFIG += console TARGET = helloworld TEMPLATE= app SOURCES = main.cpp @ About @ tag. When you post code here use @ character before and after your code to highlight it

I think a lot of developers use qss (among developers usnig qt of course). Maybe not a lot of apps use huge amount of qss, but small qss stylings are needed in big part of apps. About second question. Widgets are marked as done moudle and so no huge new features will be avail there. But if you miss something in qss you can develop it by yourself and request merge into qt5 (and you even can break binary compatibility in this case if you need some really huge feature that does not fit current interfaces).