Qt Creator and other tools

That I understood, but didn't you ask to start GammaRay within Qt Creator for your application ?

What do you mean? The fix is 2 lines of code long, Qt Creator will not have any noticeable changes (no UI changes at all). The fix only makes sure the shortcuts with empty values are replaced in Qt creator's settings when importing a keymap...

@ingenioussofttech I fix this issue by changing the androidBuildToolsVersion in the gradle.properties and android-libYourApp.so-deployment-settings.json files under your App build directory. In my case it was (androidBuildToolsVersion=android4.4w) in gradle.properties file and (sdkBuildToolsRevision": "android4.4w") in android-libYourApp.so-deployment-settings.json, I changed to (androidBuildToolsVersion=21.1.2) and ("sdkBuildToolsRevision": "21.1.2")

Hi, and welcome to the Qt Dev Net! @SCrash said: I want to use a stable version, but there are several versions (1.5, 1.6 and 2.0). Which of them is stable enough to use ? The latest released (stable) version is 1.5: https://www.qt.io/download-open-source/ (click "Other Downloads" to see the version numbers)

Yes, my idea is producing the files on your PC, and then work with the ts file on the tablet. I also agree that the interface should be somewhat simplified, I saw some Qt programs ported as-is to Android, with all the menus, toolbars, etc and were quite unusable. Bye Michele

And how i can retrieve it trough the API??

Here is the bugtracker for the whole Qt Project: link

@aheimberger Solved it by myself. I had to use the cfg directory, for what I hade two possiblities. Either using all cfg files within the cppcheck cfg directory or only the specific one for qt. cmd to use all cfg-files in director cppcheck/cfg, needs suppress of missing includes: -check-config --suppress=missingIncludeSystem . cmd to use single qt cfg file: --library=/home/ahe/Projects/cppcheck/cfg/qt.cfg See cppcheck: https://github.com/danmar/cppcheck https://github.com/danmar/cppcheck/tree/master/cfg

@krasotkavkrasnom said: It isnt in the specified path just in C:/Qt/Qt5.4.0/5.4/mingw491_32/bin/ . I dont have any idea how i can exclude translation from building. But I going to do it.

Hi, @Edward161 said: I'm not finding any sort of guide to set things up in one tidy package. First, some notes: The Qt Project doesn't use the term "SDK" anymore. A "kit" is a copy of the Qt libraries plus a compatible compiler. The equivalent of "SDK" would be 1 or more "kits" plus the Qt Creator IDE. The MinGW kit and IDE are all provided in one package, "Qt 5.4.1 for Windows 32-bit (MinGW 4.9.1, 856 MB)" from http://www.qt.io/download-open-source/#section-3. From what you've written, it sounds like you've already installed this package. That means you already have a "Qt SDK". @Edward161 said: Under Build & Run, Kits, Name: Auto-Detected, Desktop Qt 5.4.1 MinGW 32Bit QT Versions C:\Qt\5.4\mingw491_32\bin\qmake.exe Compiler MinGW 4.9.1 32bit That means your Qt SDK, based on MinGW, has been installed and detected. @Edward161 said: Under Projects (left border) "No build settings available". ... When I open the 'Build & Run Kits Selector' under Build menu, It displays only the small black box in lower left corner with Project name: New, Kit: Desktop Qt 5.4.1 MinGW 32Bit , Deploy: Deploy locally, & Run: QML Scene. Can you please provide a screenshot of these? @Edward161 said: When sitting in Edit mode, the Build drop-down menu is grayed out down to and including Cancel Build. What am I missing? I can Run the project. You mean can run the project, but not build it? That's very strange. Which project is this? What happens if you create a new project? "File" -> "New File or Project..." -> "Application" -> "Qt Widgets Application" Also, try disabling your antivirus before you open Qt Creator.

Hi, If you go to the download page and click e.g. on the Community Edition, you'll be directed to SDK downloads themselves, depending on what you want click on the View All Downloads link and you'll see all choices you have. If you start directly with the online installer, you'll be able to choose what you want to install from there. Hope it helps

You can put the name of mkspec you are used for the given platform. I think for Raspberry it's something like linux-rasp-pi-g++. Open the mkspecs/devices folder in your Qt installation and check it out or open the Kits propertties page in Qt Creator and see which mkspec your kits are using.

Hm, maybe it's available only to admins at the moment. I know Tero has some problems with this issue (in the forum software Qt IO is using, changing topic title - to prepend [Solved] - requires admin priviledges), but is working on it.

thank you ! you are right, that was typo: PRECOMPILED_HEADER I've mean PRECOMPILED_SOURCE of course. that sounds oddly for me that stdafx.cpp is not required, but ok, I'll try to build thanks again!