Qt Creator and other tools

@mzimmers I notice the OP is using backslashes in his path. As I recall, this causes problems in a project file. Correct. Using forward slashes is the way to go. The other thing is that the -L/-l convention comes from Linux; does this actually work with Windows libraries? I seem to recall trying to use that once, and ran into issues I can't remember anymore. Using -L and -l is cross-platform and should be used on Windows with MSVC and MinGW also. Qt Creator recognizes this syntax and extends the library search paths when running the app. If you have problems here, then you probably messed up the syntax - which I had in former times also ;) Regards

Worked with gdbserver verson 7.9.1

Is there still no elegant solution to this? Can not get "load" to work, and another post suggests it might be broken.

Yes it would seem it's looking for the full location. Seems like you should be able to browse for the directory here, perhaps this is a bug? In any case, I will mark this as solved.

You can't change the default scheme, you have to create a new one.

@aha_1980 Yes, I've just read the report and yes, that's exactly want I wanted to do! I'll definitely vote there, tank you! :)

@jsulm Still unresolved, thanks any way.

Hey, I hope this is not awfully late. I've had the same problem with copy and pasting and found the easiest way to evade it is to use CTRL + (drag widget) instead.

@jsulm Sorry, added comment to https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTVSADDINBUG-837

I don't think this will work - the preview is just a simple helper ui to show you where the text is in the dialog.

@Arus23 said in How to attach multiple files in the files bar: on someone's else computer and he had it like that in Qt Creator. For sure not. Use the 'open files' window or Strg+Tab

Okay, found it. The error is with the "<unsupported>" keyword that should not be here. In tools > options > Kits > Desktop Qt XXX > CMake Generator > Platform & Toolset, the string "<unsupported>" has appeared. These fields should be cleared. These fields content has been automatically copied to : project tab > CMake > Initial CMake parameters ; fields -A<unsupported> and -T<unsupported> that should be removed. Once the fields are cleared, I have to do : Compile > Clear CMake configuration Compile > Execute CMake Build All Projects If a build error happens (non existing project file or target) : project tab > build steps > build > targets > choose the right target Build All Projects Then it works, with encoding errors but it builds normally! (enjoy) I opened new tickets in the Qt bug tracker : Cannot build a new project with CMake and MSVC without modifying the target Value <unsupported> should not appear in CMake platform & Toolset Bad encoding in CMake compilation output and problems panel on Windows

After a bit over a year, I finally found the reason. :-) Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> Completion The checkbox to tick is "Insert space after function name".

CMake, QMake, Python: lots of things are shipped with QtCreator. If I install QtCreator on a clean windows, everything will work fine. However, I still don't have CMake working... If you have a lead it would be great : https://forum.qt.io/topic/120275/cannot-build-with-cmake-qtcreator-and-msvc-2019

Maybe take a look into the designer sources will help you.

@JonB If you mean ClangCodeModel plugin, no. I deselected that.

Updating to rev.7 fixed it for me also. Previous revision was broken.