QtCharts module not found even after installing in Qt Maintenance
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Hi,
Isn't that a source install and you should build/install it before you can use it ?
Which version of Qt are you using ?
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@SGaist said in QtCharts module not found even after installing in Qt Maintenance:
Hi,
Isn't that a source install and you should build/install it before you can use it ?
Which version of Qt are you using ?
For the first question, umm, if you mean if I've installed Qt, then yes, I have (otherwise I don't understand this question).
Second question, I'm using QtCreator 4.14.2 and Qt 5.15.2 (MSVC 2019, 64 bit). -
I meant the Qt charts module. From the looks of it, you get the sources of it. So you have to first build and install it before using it.
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You can open the .pro file in Qt Creator to build it with the Qt version(s) you want to use.
You can add a custom step to call "jom install".
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I the Qt Creator documentation.
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@SGaist said in QtCharts module not found even after installing in Qt Maintenance:
You can add a custom step to call "jom install".
After the build step
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I have the same problem.
Suspiciously, installation of QtCharts module takes zero bytes!Here's the output from console usage of maintenace tool.
D:\Qt λ .\MaintenanceTool.exe install addons.qt.qtcharts [0] Arguments: D:\Qt\MaintenanceTool.exe, install, addons.qt.qtcharts [23] Operations sanity check succeeded. [24] Reading Qt Account settings from disk: "C:/Users/undea/AppData/Roaming/Qt/qtaccount.ini" [24] Opensource installation detected: "D:/Qt" [25] QtAccount information: [25] Login completed: false [25] Email: "undead.rus@gmail.com" [25] Total number of licenses: 0 [25] Account type: 1 [963] Login completed to Qt Account: "undead.rus@gmail.com" [1225] Saving licenses to file: "C:/Users/undea/AppData/Roaming/Qt/qtlicenses.ini" [1226] Saving Qt Account settings to file: "C:/Users/undea/AppData/Roaming/Qt/qtaccount.ini" [1350] "Installation preconditions ok, installation can proceed!" [ "success" ] [7110] Preparing meta information download... [10348] Retrieving meta information from remote repository... [11658] Extracting meta information... [22715] Using 'QtConanBinary': D:\Qt\Tools\Conan\conan.exe [26618] Warning: QFont::setPixelSize: Pixel size <= 0 (-1) [26619] Selected components without dependencies: addons addons.qt addons.qt.qtcharts [26619] Installation space required: "0.00 bytes" Temporary space required: "0.00 bytes" Local repository size: "0.00 bytes" [26653] Tmp is on a different volume than the installation directory. Tmp volume mount point: "C:\\" Free space available: "180.46 GB" Install volume mount point: "D:\\" Free space available: "483.14 GB" [26653] Installation will use 0.00 bytes of disk space. [26654] Do you want to continue? [26654] Yes|No yes [139612] Install size: 3 components [139634] Preparing the installation... [139651] Update finished! [139951] Components installed successfully
After many-many times of reinstalling the module nothing changed.
Search finds no files or folders in QT directory, containing "*charts".
Something is definitely broken in maintenance tool.
Trying to install another module, e.g. DataVisualization gives the same result. -
@SGaist said in QtCharts module not found even after installing in Qt Maintenance:
you have to first build and install it before using it
Should be located in your sources folder.
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@artwaw
Do you mean I have to manually clone it fromn the repo and build it myself?
Why then is it listed as installable module in maintenace tool?
Why 99% of the answers on SO recommend installing it via Maintenace tool then? See topicstarter's SO post and links therein.
This is misguiding. -
@deadundead You already have source installed via maintenance tool. I presume you just need to open the project .pro file, build, install/deploy/copy to Qt bin folders.
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Somebody please post clear instructions. I just started working with QT a few days ago.
I am on Ubuntu 20.04 and I installed QtCreator with the offline installer. I tried using the maintenance tool to install charts but it still says "module not found". -
@arunkumaraqm I'm on Windows, but i was able:
- To build charts from the official repo.
- After I have finally tortured my OS to death and did a clean reinstall of windows and everything, I managed to install charts correctly. The thing is, there are 2 places you can install QtCharts from. The first way is from "additional libraries", which is supposed to be the source install, I think. However I was unable to locate the sources on my PC and got them from the repo.
The second one is the binary install from Qt->Your version of QT section. And that had just simply worked.
That was the answer I was trying to push for, cus on SO you clearly see "just install via Maintenace tool", without any mentions of building it from source.
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@deadundead the one and only solution that solved my problem. youre my god.
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@deadundead thank you :)