Qt Creator and other tools

@AnneRanch We discussed it in your https://forum.qt.io/topic/121227/removing-blank-lines-in-editor in 2020 :) Again in your posts: https://forum.qt.io/topic/138424/installing-artistics-style-plugin https://forum.qt.io/topic/135008/code-beautifier-artistic-style-update-remove-empty-lines https://forum.qt.io/topic/129052/code-beautifier-s https://forum.qt.io/topic/128653/implementing-beautifier-plug-in-error https://forum.qt.io/topic/126272/remove-empty-lines-in-editor-code-beautifier-repost https://forum.qt.io/topic/125499/open-source So you might want to refresh your memory with these :) And to remind you: none of the beautifiers removed blank lines like you often wanted, so if that's the objective you are out of luck!

Hi again, now I detected, that this only happens, when working from home (under Windows 10) using TurboVNC connected to my workstation. When I work locally on that workstation, also using TurboVNC connected to the same VNC server running locally, all keys work as desired, when debugging. So it seems not to be a problem with Qt Creator, but with TurboVNC. BR tkansgar

@aha_1980 Ooohh!

@8Observer8 It's all documented here.

@matse, I can confirm there seems to be a major bug in Qt Creator 12.0.1. I was going crazy checking my code to find out why Qt Creator kept crashing every time I edited anything in Design mode. When launching the application through Windows CMD, I encountered the issue "segmentation fault" thrown at the crash, indicating that something in Qt Creator's code is seriously misbehaving as it's trying to write on wrong memory entries. Personally, the issue appeared only when modifying things or saving the file in Design mode; I could edit anything in Edit mode just fine, but Design... Mno-uh. I tried on both Windows x64 and KDE Neon, and Qt Creator kept crashing on both OS. I also tried it on a different PC, but it kept crashing there too, so it seems like the overall 12.0.1 build distributed with the installer is problematic. I'm using open source, just for clarification purposes, as I don't know if the installer or build distribution for the paid version of Qt is the same. I downgraded to Qt Creator 11.0.3, and everything is running fine now. Hope this helps.

I played with Qt 6.6 and Android on macOS these days. I needed to have OpenJDK 17 to have things working fine. [image: Qt%20Creator%2012%20and%20Qt6.6-Android-macOS.png] I only used Set UP SDK and afterwards SDK Manager buttons to configure Android.

@Anas_Deshmukh said in Qt 6.6.1 - static build : not able to add in qtcreator win11: C:\mingw64\bin It is better to use MinGW provided via Qt Online INstaller / Maintenance Tool. Did you check MinGW configuration in QtCreator? Are there any errors/warnings? Also, that MinGW compiler seems to be a cross compiler for ARM - your Qt static build is a build for Windows (win32-g++). You can't use this cross compiler for Windows. Maybe you simply selected the wrong compiler in QtCreator?

@SandSnip3r said in Abseil LOG output printed twice in Qt Creator: Thoughts? Feel free to add a patch for it - I doubt anyone else will do it for you since it's a rare usecase. Logging has to go to a log file, not stdout.

Now I can comment my code with ease :)

@Boucher65 Please read the OP.

@Asperamanca isn't that the role of the additional generated targets ? You can invoke them directly.

Hi @cristian-adam, thanks for the kind help!

@Christian-Ehrlicher Thank you, I like it better this way. ;) Just out of curiosity, do you have any idea why I've never seen any UI issues in the VM?

@Sauntor So what's the problem - simply use them as I wrote.

I have two bug reports open: QTCREATORBUG-29693 Support /jmc (just my code) MSVC compiler feature QTCREATORBUG-23508 Skip built-in include paths while debugging But they are not yet fixed.

@CP71 Hello everyone, I have finally found the solution, and it turned out to be simpler than I had expected. The best way is to create 2 items in Compilers tab, one for C and one for C++, on both add: Platform codegen flag : -m32 Platform linker flag : -m32

@AnneRanch said in include header OK, include ui fails: intelisense does not see "ui " Not every QWidget / QObject class you've created, has a user interface. ui is just the reference to objects in the compiled *.ui designer file. By the way, since you asked for consistancy lately: You should make your code (variable names, struture etc.) also more consistent. Your code gets more and more confusing, even these tiny snippets already. A_BT_TAB_DIALOG is a filename and a class name whereas TAB_DIALOG is a pointer variable... later no one will be able to keep track of things, because everything is named differently from time to time.

@AnneRanch To add to @Paul-Colby and in case you don't know: The leftmost "button" next to the "eye" automatically copies the error/warning message so you can paste it easier to Google or somewhere else. So you dont have to try to select the whole or parts of the text.

Thank you very much!

@JacobNovitsky said in How to customize Qt Inner Terminal shortcuts: When it expected to be released? https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Creator_Releases