Qt Creator and other tools

You have to call qmake -set separate as single command and not in combination with other options.

OK, my mistake... Even if I checked lots of things before posting here, I overlook a #undef _DEBUG somewhere in an included header file.
Thanks for your help

The nightly builds are currently using the 2.2 branch as far as I know. So that should be a fast way to test the branch. It is not beta-release ready at this time, but it is rather stable already and the version most of us currently use to develop Qt Creator in.

[quote author="tbrowder" date="1300200176"]Andre and Volker, that may be similar to the problem I reported: the output from Creator is chopping the compiler command options and causing a make error, which could reflect a compiler exception since it is an unknown command to g++.[/quote]

Can you create a small sample project to demonstrate the effect?

Also, what's the command line which Creator calls on qmake? You can see it in the output tab of Creator.

It was only an example, and in effect I had some difficult to find this link. It's on the versions listed under qt developer forum and not the primary forum.nokia.com

I saw that in this there are now only the last sdk versions. But It was necessary to show the right example to that guy.

As a matter of fact, I save a local backup of all the versions of os and dev environments I download (that I find useful). So if the things changes I have a local history almost to remember my path.

what settings does it show in the "Projects" mode

Oh, OK...that's pretty slick. I think I'll delete my existing project and start over, with the files sorted into directories. Thanks.

Some of the C++0x features have made into to gcc/mingw. I am not sure nested right brackets is allowed but I used auto a lot until I find out Mac is stuck in the last century thanks to Apple.

I really hope LLVM/clang support in Qt is coming quickly. A common compiler target makes life a lot easier.

after a few hours, i finally found the my error. my .pri file was correct.

example .pri file
SOURCES += source1.cpp
source2.cpp
source3.cpp

example1.pro should have something in it like this but i forgot the '+'
SOURCES += example1.cpp

Thank you very much, it worked with:

@sudo chown -R user /home<user>/.config/Nokia@

I would recommend trying another channel than (just) this forum then though. Perhaps ask on IRC at #qt or even #qt-labs, if #qt doesn't yield anything. I don't see that many Trolls frequenting this forum (though there are some, of course).

reactive: A "bug report":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/ with some attached project showing the behavior would be really nice.

http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTCREATORBUG-4008

Does anyone know of any example that make good and appropriate use of the .ui file along with several separate class files.

[quote author="kernelpanicker" date="1299273375"] but I did see it in the Add/Remove Software gui tool in Gnome. [/quote]
i had a problem with the distrubeted version of ubuntu, so i had to use the original package from Qt.

[quote]Now the issue is to get the version I installed out of the system so I can install it with the gui tool, which will then track updates for me automatically, as well as track what goes in so I can remove it.[/quote]
i already told you how to remove. its not difficult.[/quote]

[quote] I'll check what you mentioned but I'm still nervous it put itself in various places in the system... after all, it appears in the menus in Gnome...[/quote]
When you use linux, the sooner or later you have to change something that is not suported from your distribution. Never be afraid to change something. you can always change it back.

check the lfs-book and try to setup one of your own.
it takes for the first time, only 1 or 2 days. but you have learned almost everything you need from your system in that time.

if you still dont want to remove it,
you also could install the other version next to it, it doesnt really matter.

libpng is linked statically.
What I wanted to say is: if I call for example "png_create_read_struct" function which resides in libpng library, debug my application, step into "png_create_read_struct" function, I expect debugger to go in "pngpread.c" file from my libpng, but the debugger shows, is "pngread.c" from qt/src/3rdparty/libpng. From what I understand, by default, Qt supports png read/write linked in QtGui, so this is my puzzle.

The DevNet status has nothing to do with the bug tracker. The logins are completely independent.

Is there any way to change OUT_PWD via cmd?

(It seems like I am asking myself, sorry guys...)

I've tried this:
@qmake.exe -makefile make\Makefile@

Hello.

I have installed release 2.1 version on MacOSX 10.6.6 with latest updates. If i enable "FakeVIM", the basic forward and backward movement (Ctrl-F and Ctrl-B) are not working :(. Is it intended, or i need to do some additional configuration?

This seems to be a MacOS specific problem since Ctrl-F and Ctrl-B works fine with 2.1 version on Windows 7.