Qt Creator and other tools

@Christian-Ehrlicher QT Creator, btw I solved by changing the CMake generator in project -> manage kits -> kits :D

Minimize your CMakeLists.txt and your app to only link against the Qt libs in a simple main.cpp to see what happens. Your CMakeLists.txt you way to much for a problem resolution.

@Violet-Giraffe how did you setup your subdirs project ? It seems you have a "reverse setup" (for lack of a better name) issue meaning that a lower-level project should influence the build of a higher level one. If I understood correctly it seem that prj1 and prj2 should in fact each define the whole subdirs structure by being "pseudo top level" projects including the higher level folders in their definition. Your top level pro file would then just contain prj1 and prj2. Note that I currently don't know if would be working that way.

Found that by changing the order the c-tors are declared in the base.h QtCreator uses always the first c-tor declared, and if its a parametrised one it will properly call Base(parm1, ...) in the Derived() c-tor that is generated. So this is definitely a bug in QtCreator and not an issue with QtCreator unable to generate for classes that are not derived from QObject....

@Creaperdown Sorry. It is needed. I guess I did it only once long ago. ======try this======================== Mapping source paths in debugging is useful when the source code paths on the development machine are different from the paths on the machine where the code is being debugged (e.g., when working with different computers or remote machines). Qt Creator allows you to set up source path mappings to ensure that the debugger can locate the correct source files during debugging. Here's how to do it: Open your project in Qt Creator. Go to the "Debug" mode by clicking the "Debug" button on the left toolbar or selecting "Debug" from the "Build & Run" menu. Once in the debug mode, click on the "Debugger" tab located on the left side of the "Debug" view. In the "Debugger" tab, you will find a section called "Source Path Mapping." Click on the "Add" button (+) within the "Source Path Mapping" section. A dialog will pop up where you can enter the mapping details. In this dialog, you need to specify two paths: the path on the machine where the code is being debugged (Target path), and the corresponding path on your development machine (Source path). Target path: This is the path as seen by the debugger on the machine where the code is running or being debugged. It should be the path that the debugger uses to look for the source files. Source path: This is the corresponding path on your development machine where the actual source files are located. After entering the paths, click "OK" to add the mapping. You can add multiple mappings if needed. Restart your debugging session (close and rerun the debugging) to apply the source path mappings.

@timob256 said in why die qtcreator ??: installed the git collapsed qt What does this mean? Do you mean you built Qt from source code?

Please see the docs.

@jsulm sorry for that, it seems indeed much more appropriate :)

@jsulm Hi, Yes, but all seems fine for me. Any idea of what I need to define ?

You might want to try out Ctrl+K as well which will give you a whole list of commands for navigation. But, for jumping to a specific line Ctrl+L is the even shorter shortcut.

@PolywickStudio You should ask nfagraph project. Or at least post the content of the header files which cause this errors.

@grafenocarbono Hi, I have installed the special version for Distros Linux only Desktops. In any case, If i wanted to develop a mobile application, I would use flutter. [image: uc?export=view&id=1U6HHjpKeXhorF36kacvUU-nuaTmG-6KD] Thanks for all!!!

@nekkceb said in cmake project version: Is it possible to set the project version after the initial setting? Yes please see https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/variable/PROJECT_VERSION.html

Had similar problem. Source turn out to be my ubuntu 23 which was newer then official supported 22 LTS. Reinstaling system to 22 LTS helped.

@rogerccs said in [Issue] Qt Creator doesn't allow me to add files to projects, only the .pro file: And after loading the example, the .pro.file is remade. Yes, that's correct. Deleting the .pro.user file does not solve the issue. I get the same message. I don't know then, sorry. Your setup looks good. I'm not using Windows 7 since many years, maybe it's something specific to that version.