QtCreator: IntelliSense

[amigo421]

Hi

in addition to C++ development, I'm using QtC to edit some C-like scripts.
these are completely like C code just use not all advanced language features
and also have a built-in API.
So, the question is :
e.g. I'm writing a script like

@void main() {
print("bla-bla-bla");
Table* t;
t = DB_ExecSql("select * from table where ...");
DB_ShowTable(t);
DB_DestroyTable(t);
}@

looks like a usual C code,
and QtC highlights the syntax and builds the structure of variables, functions etc

however this script uses a lot of functions built into script engine, e.g. DB_ExecSql above.
I have a header file with prototypes of all these functions but can't add the include at the beginning of the source file like:
#include "api.h"
in this case the script won't work correctly. seems like a script engine does this inclusion by itself before execution.

Is there way , in QtC , to use a headers included into the project but not included into source, to use a definitions from there for parameters tips , navigation etc?
In Eclipse, was enough to add the headers to project and C parser in IDE used all available prototypes to perform syntax checking

[andrep]

In the main toolbar of an editor there's a button labeled with a hash mark ("#"). If you click that, you get a texteditor where you can enter extra code that won't be compiled, but interpreted as normal additional C(++) code for this file, including interpretation of preprocessor directive. You should be able to use that to tweak the code model's view of the world to your liking.

[amigo421]

thank you for the idea
however looks it doesn't work for me

if I'm adding the line
#include "my_api.h"
to file directly it works fine - all types and functions are highlighted and intellisense also works fine with tips for parameters
but if I'm moving this line to the box of additional preprocessing code
nothing works

I suppose that way works for compile time only, right?
and doens't affect code model at edit time?

or i'm doing something wrong...