Qt Creator and other tools

Check if parent process's filename = qtcreator and adapt? :) Developer comforts matter. I think it makes sense.

@JonB ok, thanks. I didn't understand where should I write the global variable, and didn't understand where should I write the extern word, but now I can understand so much! Thank you! And for @Christian-Ehrlicher

@hskoglund thank you so much, you really helped me, really thank you so much!

Thanks, yes, I have copied the preset. It was the hunt through the various properties I was failing at. The one I need is "NamespaceIndentation", unsurprisingly, but I was assuming the value it took was the number of spaces. It should be the string "All".

@Chakravarthi-N You can enumerate devices using this method https://libusb.sourceforge.io/api-1.0/group__libusb__dev.html#gac0fe4b65914c5ed036e6cbec61cb0b97 Bus and port numbers can also be obtained using methods like this one https://libusb.sourceforge.io/api-1.0/group__libusb__dev.html#gaf2718609d50c8ded2704e4051b3d2925

thanks , but i was thinking of making some kind of a rendering engine with something similar to SDL or maybe Pygame using python-script instead of JavaScript, the app and the whole interface will be in qt and all the stuff related to networking and interaction with the OS ,Tab management, etc , but i want a 2D engine so that i can make the web pages and maybe some custom tags

@Jan-Menssen CMake is an open-source, cross-platform build system generator. It's used to manage the build process in a compiler-independent manner. CMake controls the software compilation process using simple platform and compiler-independent configuration files, known as CMakeLists.txt, and generates native build environments. CMake is not limited to a single programming language. It is designed to be multi-language and can be used with various programming languages. While CMake is most commonly associated with C and C++ projects, it supports many other languages, including: C C++ Fortran CUDA Objective-C ASM (Assembly Language) Swift Java Python Rust to name only a few. I'm not a Python expert, but from a quick search: The pyproject.toml file in a Python project doesn't directly handle macOS bundle creation or Info.plist files. For such tasks, you typically use tools like py2app in conjunction with setuptools or another compatible build system. You'll need to define the Info.plist configuration in a setup.py or setup.cfg and run the appropriate bundling command.

@cristian-adam Thanks, this looks like the preferred solution, as no other changes to the developed program are needed. E.g. newer compilers or runtime libraries can have unwanted side-effects.

I guess using file(GLOB...) just to prevent the cmakelists.txt from opening is overkill :-)

Cool, that was easier than I'd thought! After that I just had to got to "Tools|Git|Create Repository", then I could initially commit. Thanks loads!

Arch does package qtcreator-devel. See https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/qtcreator-devel/

You need to open the left panel (Alt+Zero), that's where search box resides.

Hi ! It Work perfectly !! Thank you very much !!

There are no Views menu under Window anymore in the QtCreator 14, however the Debugger log could be reached this way: [image: 439fdf99-c3c3-493a-9028-bd8cb2e203df.png] Added for the shake of the posterity as It took me a while to figure this out.

I re-named the file $HOME/.config/QtProject/Desginer.conf and the right side tools are now docked again. Kinda brute force, but it worked. I did have to insert the line: FormTemplate=Widget to get the start up to show a Widget instead of the dialog box. You can pick whichever form you'd like.

My Qt creator version is 14.0.1, is the problem still unresolved?

Have a look at https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-31355