Qt Creator and other tools

Are you looking to do error-checking and error-prevention by ensuring (before "shipping" an application) that all your C++ types that should be registered are, indeed, actually properly registered? If that is your goal, then I commend you. I am interested in that topic as well. So far, I have been able to greatly increase detection of many such issues using a combination of: total ban on "qml warnings". (things that qml prints as "warnings" tend to be what I consider fatal bugs). launch the application during automated testing use automated scripts to scan the output of the launched application for any forbidden output such as "unregistered datatype" and "failed to load component" The ban on warnings that I mention in point (1) is achieved by installing (in C++) a Qt custom message handler to spy on all logged messages and abort if any messages are "warnings" emanating from a qml file: https://github.com/219-design/qt-qml-project-template-with-ci/blob/4d81552d77/src/app/qml_message_interceptor.cc#L44 Launching the application during C.I. on a headless machine is done with Xvfb: https://github.com/219-design/qt-qml-project-template-with-ci/blob/4d81552d772c32b7d62edb4b4f0f678ca92bed4f/run_all_tests.sh#L50 The warnings-ban could be used on any platform. The Xvfb automation, to my knowledge, would be limited to Linux applications. Therefore a parser-based detection system could be a more cross-platform portable solution. If you come up with a parsing-based solution, I'm sure that I and many other users that combine C++ with QML would be happy to try out your solution.

@GeraldBrandt take a look at the documentation section scopes and conditions I believe for Linux the identifier is unix

hi @mrluzeiro reducing the number off lines inside your classes usually helps :) maybe Turing off the clang code model will help as well, it can cause trouble in this regard.

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Problem too old, but still actual. Is there any way to run callgring on remote embedded linux?

@JKSH Here is the link https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-23771 [edit aha_1980: simplified link]

@SGaist Wow, it worked! thank you!

Had to figure out where the marker was hidden

I found a solution to this. Adding -fms-extensions to the config made it go away. I can't see this anywhere in our setup. A bit strange, but this is only for the parsing!

Thanks for the feedback, I agree, I've changed my file extensions to '.txt' instead. Have a good day! Fredrik

Oh well, "Open cmake project" worked about as well as I expected. Creator just terminated. That's more a reflection of our heathrobinson Cmake files.

@xylosper said in Qt MaintenanceTool & Online Installer Network error : Socket operation timed out: @sierdzio I have same issue and it's been more than couple of weeks. Still it doesn't work. Yeah but in recent days it's got even worse :-) Anyway, there is a solution - switch to Linux, there the maintenance tool works fine. But it's not a solution that will fit everybody. If any of you are commercial users - use your special powers to kick some butts so this gets fixed. If you aren't - well, either wait or build manually from source :-/

@firecat said in Can QtCreator's .pro file be formatted? Make text align and look better? Does ClangFormat-like tools work on .pro files?: Does Qt have any plans to develop this tool? I doubt since Qt switches to cmake in Qt6 although qmake is supported too but no longer really developed.

i use this .pro snippet (change gmp w/ssh) or what so ever. GMP=/usr/local/Cellar/gmp/6.2.0 # GMP brew location INCLUDEPATH += $${GMP}/include macx: LIBS += -L$${GMP}/lib -lgmp or in a more general form: lib=gmp lib_loc=$$system(/usr/local/bin/brew --prefix $${lib}) INCLUDEPATH += $${lib_loc}/include macx: LIBS += -L$${lib_loc}/lib -l$${lib}

@laine I don't know if this is your problem/you are already aware, but do you understand that .bashrc is not always read? It's only read in when bash is started interactively (like a terminal shell). Do you need to check if your .profile/.bash_profile is source-ing it?

@YoshiiMe so if your issue is solved, please don't forget to mark your post as such! Thanks.

Ok i will check , thanks for your reply

@Pablo-J-Rogina thank you for hints and useful links (also I should to do 'make clean' before calling qmake)

@laine said in How to adapt QtCreator with 4K screen in Ubuntu ?: Do you compile qt-wayland support lib yourself ? Or how do you enable it ? I don't know, sorry; I've never done it myself. I suggest you subscribe to the Qt Creator mailing list and asking there -- you'll find Qt engineers on that list.