No rule to make target qrc_qml.cpp

[raven-worx]

@elicat
yes, but it seems your makefile (created by qmake) still assumes the presence of a file, which it cannot find. Thus my suggestion to recreate the makefile.

[dheerendra]

Just check whether you have mycomponent/MyDelagateFieldEdit.qml is appropriate path. Either it is missing or there is spelling mistake etc.

[elicat]

@dheerendra i have only moved all folder of the project into another computer.
View project root:

[dheerendra]

It is only a issue of some file path. Just start fresh. Close all the project. Remove build directory. Remove *.pro.user. Also just ensure that there is no file called qrc_qml.cpp. If exist remove that also. Open the pro file again. Everything should work fine.

[elicat]

@dheerendra said in No rule to make target qrc_qml.cpp:

It is only a issue of some file path. Just start fresh. Close all the project. Remove build directory. Remove *.pro.user. Also just ensure that there is no file called qrc_qml.cpp. If exist remove that also. Open the pro file again. Everything should work fine.

What was proposed seemed right. But after 45 minutes of attempts I always have the same error.

il file QML that call it is only edit.qml and dichiarative is :

import "./mycomponent"

crazy, I just can not understand

maybe the real problem are the things you do not find when compiling? see the lines with "Could Not Find"

mingw32-make[1]: Entering directory 'C:/Generale/OneDrive - ELICAT SRL - 03978700288/Developer/QtApplicazioni/youtube_and_web/EVILEG/SQLiteDbAcccesListModel_V3_funziona_con_slot_signal_bidirezionale/build-SQLiteDbAccessListModel-Desktop_Qt_5_9_4_MinGW_32bit-Debug'
del release\qrc_qml.cpp
Could Not Find C:\Generale\OneDrive - ELICAT SRL - 03978700288\Developer\QtApplicazioni\youtube_and_web\EVILEG\SQLiteDbAcccesListModel_V3_funziona_con_slot_signal_bidirezionale\build-SQLiteDbAccessListModel-Desktop_Qt_5_9_4_MinGW_32bit-Debug\release\qrc_qml.cpp
del release\moc_predefs.h
Could Not Find C:\Generale\OneDrive - ELICAT SRL - 03978700288\Developer\QtApplicazioni\youtube_and_web\EVILEG\SQLiteDbAcccesListModel_V3_funziona_con_slot_signal_bidirezionale\build-SQLiteDbAccessListModel-Desktop_Qt_5_9_4_MinGW_32bit-Debug\release\moc_predefs.h
del release\moc_database.cpp release\moc_listmodel.cpp release\moc_editmodel.cpp release\moc_qmldebugger.cpp
Could Not Find C:\Generale\OneDrive - ELICAT SRL - 03978700288\Developer\QtApplicazioni\youtube_and_web\EVILEG\SQLiteDbAcccesListModel_V3_funziona_con_slot_signal_bidirezionale\build-SQLiteDbAccessListModel-Desktop_Qt_5_9_4_MinGW_32bit-Debug\release\moc_database.cpp
del release\main.o release\database.o release\listmodel.o release\dichiarative.o release\editmodel.o release\qmldebugger.o release\qrc_qml.o release\moc_database.o release\moc_listmodel.o release\moc_editmodel.o release\moc_qmldebugger.o
Could Not Find C:\Generale\OneDrive - ELICAT SRL - 03978700288\Developer\QtApplicazioni\youtube_and_web\EVILEG\SQLiteDbAcccesListModel_V3_funziona_con_slot_signal_bidirezionale\build-SQLiteDbAccessListModel-Desktop_Qt_5_9_4_MinGW_32bit-Debug\release\main.o

[raven-worx]

@elicat
so the qml.qrc file is in your project root path right? And in this root path there is a "mycomponent" folder containing the MyDelegateFieldEdit.qml file?
Also please show the contents of the qrc file

[elicat]

@raven-worx yes, it's all right

here the file qrc:

<RCC>
    <qresource prefix="/">
        <file>main.qml</file>
        <file>edit.qml</file>
        <file>images/button_down.png</file>
        <file>images/button_up.png</file>
        <file>images/add_records.png</file>
        <file>images/delete_records.png</file>
        <file>images/close.png</file>
        <file>js/script.js</file>
        <file>images/edit_records.png</file>
        <file>file di prove eseguite/dichiarative.cpp</file>
        <file>file di prove eseguite/dichiarative.h</file>
        <file>file di prove eseguite/editmodel.cpp</file>
        <file>file di prove eseguite/editmodel.h</file>
        <file>file di prove eseguite/globali.cpp</file>
        <file>file di prove eseguite/globali.h</file>
        <file>mycomponent/button.qml</file>
        <file>images/menu.png</file>
        <file>mycomponent/MyDelagateFieldEdit.qml</file>
    </qresource>
</RCC>

[raven-worx]

@elicat said in No rule to make target qrc_qml.cpp:

<file>mycomponent/MyDelagateFieldEdit.qml</file>

MyDelAgate.qml is really correct? Sure it shouldnt be MyDelEgate.qml?

[elicat]

@raven-worx I'm sure. The name is wrong but in the file edit.qml is correct :

. . . .
import "./mycomponent"

. . . . 
          model: myModelEdit
            delegate: MyDelagateFieldEdit {}
            onCurrentIndexChanged: {
. . . .

[raven-worx]

@elicat
it may be "correct" in the qml file, but your error is already raised at compile time.
My last question is, is the file (in the filesystem) really named like in the qrc file?
If your answers were really correct i have no idea. It has to be something with mismatching filename/path, thats what the error says.

[elicat]

@raven-worx said in No rule to make target qrc_qml.cpp:

@elicat
it may be "correct" in the qml file, but your error is already raised at compile time.
My last question is, is the file (in the filesystem) really named like in the qrc file?
If your answers were really correct i have no idea. It has to be something with mismatching filename/path, thats what the error says.

Good morning, It's what I always thought too. But I can not find it. Where do I see if the name in the file system is correct?

[raven-worx]

@elicat said in No rule to make target qrc_qml.cpp:

Where do I see if the name in the file system is correct?

are you kidding me?!?
Navigate to the folder and check if the file is named correctly

[elicat]

@raven-worx said in No rule to make target qrc_qml.cpp:

are you kidding me?!?

absolutely no, you have patience. I thought there was something else.
however, the post I did it because I copied a project from a computer, where it works to another and I have not changed anything except the position of compiling the project. That's why I can not understand what's missing.
I try to check for the tenth time.

[raven-worx]

@elicat said in No rule to make target qrc_qml.cpp:

I copied a project from a computer, where it works to another and I have not changed anything except the position of compiling the project

what did you copy? Also the build directory and the .pro.user file?

[elicat]

@raven-worx I have copy all directory of project and after i have removed *.pro.user. When project after this, request configure.

[raven-worx]

@elicat said in No rule to make target qrc_qml.cpp:

When project after this, request configure.

yes that's normal behavior. The .pro.user file should always only be used on the machine it was created.

[MaxKofler]

I know the solution:

You added this file to qml.qrc or any other qrc. You just have to copy it under another name and it runs!!!