Qtgstreamer : Libraries error
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Yes I can, but each time I just move the problem to the include inside the other header file I had.
For exemple, I added pipeline.h, so yes my code found it, but pipeline.h needs two other header file to works, these also need two or three header files each, etc...
Can I link the entire library without moving all header files ? From the .pro maybe ? With what I'm reading from the documentation it should be possible but I dont found the command for now
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@Chanchan I don't know what you mean by "move".
Take a look at INCLUDEPATH in https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html -
I mean, I solve the problem, but create another from the fact that I added a new header which needed other header files, etc...
Thanks for your link ! In theory that is exactly what I need ! In practical, I added : INCLUDEPATH = /usr/include/Qt5GStreamer/include (Where all my header files are) But I still have the same issu : "No such file or directory".
Did I miss something, using this line ? (I added it in my .pro )
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Update at this time, I restart the soft and it does recognize the path to the libraries ! The command "INCLUDEPATH" was the good one :) Thank you verymuch @jsulm :)
Another issue, still with libraries :
#include <QDeclarativeView>
#include <QDeclarativeContext>
#include <QDeclarativeEngine>
#include<QGLWidgets>
Still doesn't work, on forums, people said that we need to add "QT += declarative" for the three first but it doesn't work, and same for the last one -
Hi,
@Chanchan said in Qtgstreamer : Libraries error:
QDeclarativeEngine
This is a Qt 4, see here for porting to Qt 5.
Take a look at the QQmlEngine class documentation for example, you have at the top of the page which Qt module contains it.
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I update my situation :
I still have 3 errors ( not so bad considering my 23 at the begining ><) :#include <QDeclarativeView> #include <QDeclarativeContext> #include <QdeclaratveEngine>
By Curiosity I searched on my computer files named "QDeclarativexxx" but I only found "libqdeclarativeview.so" located in a qt4 repertory, I dont know this extension and it seems that I dont have libraries refering to Qt declarative.
Basically (I'm the Doctor B-) ) I tried to download libraries throught the promptcommand, but I dont found the good commandline ><
I took a look on the @SGaist link, in the case of QDeclarative view, the change is : QQuickView and Qt+= quick in my .pro, unfortunately it doesn't work. I searched for a QQuickView library, I only found an html file... So I dont know if it is considered as a library or not, so for now that's the point
By the way, thank you for helping me :)
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How did you install Qt ?
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@SGaist Well, it seems that Qt += Quick and a reboot of my computer was enough to works x) So My libraries works and I can run my code :) Thank you for your precious link !
To answer your last question, to install Qt I used :
sudo apt install build-essential sudo apt install qtcreator sudo apt install qt5-default sudo apt install qt5-doc sudo apt install qt5-doc-html qtbase5-doc-html sudo apt install qtbase5-examples