Qt Creator and other tools

Check 4.15 before opening an issue.

Well I made two changes and don't know which one fixed it. But in case someone else has this problem, this is what I did. First, I downloaded and started using QtCreator 4.15.0-beta 2 since it has lots of changes related to cmake. Second, I added a call to qt_finalize_executable() it to my CmakeLists.tx(). So now, all the builds work

That part is a little bit confusing. Your QTabWidget will have a currently visible tab. To set the layout of the currently visible tab, you set the layout on tabWidget_2. Switch to the other tabs to set their layouts by also applying the layout to tabWidget_2 again.

I've got some workaround. Just go to Help->About plugins and switch off QmlDesigner at Qt Quick section

Perhaps it switched the code model plugin, you can check it in preferences. But both code models should handle F4 without problems, so I don't think it's the root cause of the problem.

hi @mrjbom from the documentation: To suppress the message for a particular file pattern, select Tools > Options > Text Editor > Generic Highlighter and add the pattern to the Ignored file patterns field. https://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-highlighting.html#generic-highlighting that should do the trick, I think

@galb1994 I believe everything of mine in Creator is on whatever the defaults are. I do assume you are Linux and not Win/Mac? I will be on whatever Creator comes with Ubuntu 20.04 apt-get (unless I fetch it myself, I forget).

The Folder doesn't exist, all builds should go to ..../cpp/other/qt_test_2/build/. Also, I want to use cmake instead of qmake. It's because I need this for a project collaborating with others, which provides a CMakeLists.txt file.

Great, thx for the answer!

@AnneRanch said in File has been removed ???: I am not deleting any file. Look closely at "Compile Output" in your last screenshot: You ran "/usr/bin/make" clean -j4, which deleted all of your generated moc files via rm -f.

Thanks for your advice. I have got it working. For others who may have this problem: I created a file called icon.rc with the following two lines #include <windows.h> IDI_ICON1 ICON "dac1.ico" I added icon.rc to the call to qt_add_executable(). Note: It does not work if icon.rc is added to the qt_add_resources() call which is used when adding a Qt .qrc file)

Triangles are still there.

hi @Circuits said in signals as functions (compiler warning): "Emit keyword being used with non-signal" In addition to what Christian said, that warning will also be thrown if you have a signal and a method/slot with the same name public slots: void test(){ return; } signals: void test(int &i); [...] { emit test(); // Emit keyword being used with non-signal [clazy-incorrect-emit] }

@cube45 said in How to define initial build options with CMakeLists.txt: How do you publish your app then? 'make install' is your friend.

@AzBako It's the event-viewer

As I already wrote, it you are after the Qt 5 examples, switch the git branch. Then go to the sub folder of the examples and open the project file that is there.