Qt Creator and other tools

@AM577 Qt Designer has a palette editor itself, but I don't think it offers it as a widget to put into your own Qt programs does it? Don't know if it helps, but this guy https://martchus.no-ip.biz/doc/qtutilities/classQtUtilities_1_1PaletteEditor.html has a QtUtilities::PaletteEditor Class?

Answering my own question... after reading the sticky topic above, it seems this behavior disappears after disabling the "ClangCodeModel" plugin.

@seyed said in [Qt Creator 10] Qmake: Strange behavior! The great Qt 5.15 is still there and it lakes on CMake so why Qt company force users to migrate? It's still available - but not for new QML projects since noone will add the new features to qmake. But when you add them then qmake can also be used for new QML projects.

I've just upgraded to Clion 2022.3.2 and I've started experience this error on mac. I'm still using Xcode 13. To make matters worse, Clion is unable to set/hit breakpoints in the code, even though it's possible to pause the debugger. This didn't happened in previous releases of Clion. Has anyone experienced this issue? I'm wondering if the warning messages and the problems debugging are related.

@dearqt said in about libxcb-xinerama.so.0: what libxcb-xinerama is used for? https://ubuntu.pkgs.org/22.04/ubuntu-main-amd64/libxcb-xinerama0_1.14-3ubuntu3_amd64.deb.html

@lacuna Post it here and we’ll have a look!

@Kaluss Actually, maybe you could run clang on your files to get those output somehow, but I don't know.

@Costica said in RS485 with qt version greater or equal with 6: #include QSerialPort they complain that this is not available. Because you did not install the QtSerialPort module.

@Ifeanyi-Chukwu Qt6 is not supplied as 32-bit pre-built binaries. I believe it supports 32-bit only if you download sources and build for yourself.

@dearqt See https://askubuntu.com/questions/4694/how-to-use-a-iso-image-as-a-cd-rom-repository

@JonB "copy" solved the problem of placing the items, but can you explain to me how I can make it work? Like in the case of the 'if' above, here's my code and it also says that it doesn't have the 'clang' and other items. [image: WA4FfT2.gif]

@dpcrd said in Qt Creator : how to invoke uic automatically ?: @JonB : I love your way of "solving" problems 😂 ! Why didn't I ask some AI to do my job ? But wait ! How about my wages, then ? 🤔 I very rarely refer to ChatGPT. I did on this occasion because I did not know the answer and had trouble finding it. Your script always runs uic on every .ui file. If properly integrated into the build process it would only run it where .ui file timestamp newer than generated ui_....py file. However I guess it does not take too long.

In the meantime, I found the solution for me that works here: https://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/interest/2017-December/028990.html I have the .cxx file in a separate folder called locale which I exclude (along with 3rd-party code) like this in the .pro file: lupdate_only { TR_EXCLUDE += \ ../3rd_party/* \ src/locale/* } At first, this didn't work until I realized that the /* after the folder name is important. Also, my lupdate finishes now in a second or two, as opposed to several minutes before. :)

OK, the solution was indeed to add ENVNAME\Library\bin to PATH... with the right syntax 😉.

Hello @Chris-Kawa, we tried many things and found a solution for our problem. The main problem was the given Includes are ignored. [image: 3b732675-7fdd-4d36-a60e-2c7b8d4df66a.PNG] We set "Override C/C++ Properties" to "Extend" and append all include paths in "Additional Inlucde Directories". [image: dab6d750-aed6-4536-a9da-648204b30a17.PNG] Is that a bug? We got another little problem with the C/C++ Preprocessor Defines. We cant set them because in the project was only one cpp file in our project and this is set to moc. We had to add a dummy.cpp file so you can get the C/C++ tree tab. [image: fd9f5e30-1597-4825-b3e9-5ea09a8e0f3e.PNG] Thanks for your help.

@jsulm I have solved the problem. Thanks a lot