Qt Creator and other tools

Are the JS/QML files listed in the .pro file?

Nope. I think I have found just about every reference to using stylesheets for QtCreator on the web. I started with the one you referenced above to get to where I am. I cannot figure out what the handle is for the text in the Locals and Expressions pane.

Sorry above file is Qmake Configuration file which i have modified inside qws/mkspecs/am-linux-g++ folder

It is a known issue: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1052389

Thank you very much, I added this right before the "add_library" statement and it works as expected :-)

Are you sure the code path where you set the breakpoint is actually reached by your application?

Indeed, I mixed up Qt and Qt Creator. This shouldn't be. :D Thank you for clarification.

Perfect! Thanks.

this doesn't make sense, i thought mutually exclusive action (check) groups are a common thing in an application ?? They are radio buttons for the menu, Why not support this in the GUI, and worse, why go from having a feature that is so common in development, to not having it? You know when people take key features out like this, it is those 'little' things that make developers just entering into your framework want to turn tail and go elsewhere... I'm not trying to come off as lazy or anything, I understand it isn't too hard to add them manually from the code (which is easier than adding markup to the .ui) but still, keeping things separate (design, implementation) separate becomes an issue here. UI designers dont want to muck around in code where they don't belong, and coders don't want to muck around implementing code that should have been done in the UI by the designers in the first place... see where I'm going with this?? Hopefully one day this will be reconsidered for re-insertion.. If we can have signals/slots in the designer, then I'm sure it would be a walk in the park to put this back... :)

Hi, You have to install Microsoft's Debugging Tools. "Here":http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff551063(v=vs.85).aspx is the starting page

Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

Thanks a lot andreyc, I was assuming that HEADERS and SOURCES where somehow also used by the compiler.

Thanks! Disabling the debugger options as suggested by dmarinescu fixed it for me on both Linux and Mac. I consider this a bug and I'll check if there is already a bug report. Edit: According to bug report QTCREATORBUG-11290 this should be fixed in qtcreator 3.1.0.

that is a quite impressive find, thanks for sharing!

Solved by including the right headers (there was a check against CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE) and building as STATIC instead of SHARED... Wow. Now I'm going to see execution part. @cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8.8) project(applettutorial1) FIND_PACKAGE(Qt4 REQUIRED) application headers files SET(applettutorial1_HEADERS "include/applettutorial1.h" "include/applet-tutorial1_global.h" "include/applettutorial1imp.h" "include/TestInterface.h" ) application files: source and headers again so that they show up in project files tree SET(applettutorial1_SOURCES ${applettutorial1_HEADERS} src/applettutorial1.cpp src/applettutorial1imp.cpp tutorial1.xml ) MESSAGE(STATUS "Source files: " ${applettutorial1_SOURCES} ) SET (CMAKE _AUTOMOC ON) if (QT4_FOUND) INCLUDE(${QT_USE_FILE}) else() message(FATAL_ERROR "No Qt4 found") endif() MESSAGE(STATUS "QT_USE_FILE: " ${QT_USE_FILE} ) IF(CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE MATCHES Debug) SET(EXTERNALLIB_BASE "$ENV{EXTERNALLIB}/debug") MESSAGE(STATUS "Debug build") ELSE() SET(EXTERNALLIB_BASE "$ENV{EXTERNALLIB}/relWithDebInfo") MESSAGE(STATUS "Not debug build") ENDIF() MESSAGE(STATUS "Build type: " ${CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE} ) MESSAGE(STATUS "EXTERNALLIB base dir: " ${EXTERNALLIB_BASE} ) EXTERNALLIB version SET(VERSION "0.24.0") includes include_directories( "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/include" "${EXTERNALLIB_BASE}/include" "${EXTERNALLIB_BASE}/include/foundation" ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR} ${QT_QTCORE_INCLUDE_DIR} ${QT_INCLUDE_DIR} ) link_directories("${EXTERNALLIB_BASE}/lib") name, type then list of files add_library( applettutorial1 STATIC ${applettutorial1_SOURCES} ${applettutorial1_HEADERS} ) target_link_libraries( applettutorial1 ${QT_LIBRARIES} foundation ) #install... @

I made it working by checking "run in terminal" in run settings!

Hi, The two old machines work fine for all other apps that I can test, including YouTube. I was using them because they have serial ports and I wanted to develop a serial application. I can't bear the pain of trying to get them to work, so I have purchased a cheap PCI express card for my main machine with 2 x serial and 1 x parallel ports. At £25/30€ it's worth being able to use the infinitely more powerful 64-bit machine. Also, this one is in my front room and the others are in the attic 8^) Thanks for the help anyway.