Qt Creator and other tools

I got CXError_Failure when libclang couldn't handle one of the compiler arguments in compile_commands.json. See QTCREATORBUG-22063.

There is a predefined variable "InstallerFilePath" to solve my issue. installer.value("InstallerFilePath"); During my search I came across other interesting solutions. For example, you can also list all running processes and then search for your own name via RegEx. Maybe this approach is also interesting for somebody. // list the names of all running processes var outputArr = installer.execute('cmd.exe', ['/C', 'wmic process get name']); var id = ""; if(outputArr.length == 2) { // match the name of "my-installer-123456.exe" and extract the numerical id id = outputArr[0].match(/my\-installer\-(\d+)/i)[1]; }

Hi, Why not use a more recent version of Qt Creator ? Beside that, what compiler are you using ?

@SGaist I discovered the problem when annotating namespaces created by the macro, and tried classes by the way.

@mdresser Can anyone tell me where to get the required tool? Thanks! sudo apt install git-gui should work. Regards

Hi, What version of Qt ? What OS ? How did you document your code ? How did you invoke qdoc ?

Thanks! it worked

@G_ka Thanks. So please mark this topic as SOLVED.

bug filed

You can load external resources using Q_INIT_RESOURCE in c++ code. If you mean to ask how to generate rcc file using qmake (without using RESOURCES), then it's pretty easy. For example: QMAKE_POST_LINK += $$[QT_INSTALL_BINS]/rcc -no-compress -binary zipfile.qrc -o zipfile.rcc This will generate a standalone RCC file. You can also use a custom compiler for this if you want to.

@thanhvm do you really think you'll get an answer after seven years? Please start a new post and exactly state your problem. Regards

@xiehuii How did you create this Kit? What Qt version? On which OS?

I mean that when I initially created the project, the "Import Existing Project" directory was the build directory. Yes the build system is very complex. It's CMake based, but the CMake files were written to replace an equally complex Make+Perl based system.

@Cornice Why do you use an absolute path to the source code file?

@Cornice Can you show the code with the comments? The error message says: "but there was no topic command (e.g., '\ fn', '\ page')"