Qt Creator and other tools

Thanks for the response, sadly no such an option in raspy-config like Advanced Options... Regards, Vlado

@eyllanesc i used that but did'nt work and still is module is not installed

"Internal library" can be added , using defaults, when starting with "sub project" and such library is being added to sub project - tested. CLOSED (?)

@AnneRanch may it be that you mix something up here with what the include path is actually used for?

Hi, Sure you can add .ui files later on. No you don't need an .ui file at all unless you want to use Designer to create your widget. You can create a new widget and start from it.

@AnneRanch said in go to slot - no go - bug posted: Clicking "OK" results in NO response. It works fine for me in Qt Creator 4.15.1 on WIndows 10.

@CristianoNarcisiVidex said in Run test as superuser inside QtCreator: because of my OS is Ubuntu, i need the super user permission for opening that port That's wrong. You simply have to add your user to the group which has access to the device file of your serial port. See https://askubuntu.com/questions/58119/changing-permissions-on-serial-port "The issue with the permissions for /dev/ttyACM0 can be permanantly solved by adding yourself to the dialout group. You can do this with: sudo usermod -a -G dialout $USER Logout and then log back in for the group changes to take effect. "

@juve938383 said in QT Kit and Code: but the two default ones don't seem to be suitable Why? What Kits are those (what Qt version is used?)? "I guess this should give some info on the version?" - to find out which Qt version is configured in a Kit go to the Kit and check which Qt version is configured there. "Anything I can do to figure out what kit I need?" - yes, answer this question: "What platform do I target?". If you need desktop then install Qt for your target desktop platform (like Qt for Windows or Linux).

@jsulm it is starting to make sense now, thank you

Hi, As the error suggests: you need to subscribe first.

I was so hoping to find an answer to this problem. I find it funny that a UI design tool has such a hard to use UI!!

@getche https://download.qt.io/new_archive/qt/5.7/5.7.0/

A system restart has fixed the issue. I am wondering why Qt Creator could not see the updated user variables after restarting Qt Creator.

What was the issue ? It could be useful for someone else in the future.

Hi @JustASimpleCoder, I received a quick response from Qt staff, it seems that Qt6.2 version of qmlformat contains what we need! :) ./qmlformat -h Usage: ./qmlformat [options] filenames Formats QML files according to the QML Coding Conventions. Options: -h, --help Displays help on commandline options. --help-all Displays help including Qt specific options. -v, --version Displays version information. -V, --verbose Verbose mode. Outputs more detailed information. -i, --inplace Edit file in-place instead of outputting to stdout. -f, --force Continue even if an error has occurred. -t, --tabs Use tabs instead of spaces. -w, --indent-width <width> How many spaces are used when indenting. -n, --normalize Reorders the attributes of the objects according to the QML Coding Guidelines. -F, --files <file> Format all files listed in file, in-place -l, --newline <newline> Override the new line format to use (native macos unix windows). Arguments: filenames files to be processed by qmlformat

@ebatsin said in Disable night mode in Qt documentation: where can I provide feedback on the night mode? https://bugreports.qt.io/ (Pick "Qt Project Website" as the Project)