Issue in Parsing file in Qt
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Hi All ,
Hope you're doing fine.
I came across a statement "This file is not part of any project. The code model might have some issues parsing this file properly" What is meant by the parsing of a file in Qt?
Regards
Swati -
@ChrisW67 I want to know what does the term 'parsing" here mean?
@Swati777999 QtCreator parses the project file and your source code to create code model and point out possible issues in your code.
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Qt is a library. It does not parse anything. I assume you mean Qt Creator, which is an IDE.
Qt Creator parses, that is pulls apart into symbols and works out the code structure/code model, in order to support syntax highlighting, point out obvious errors, and to allow it to navigate around the program (e.g. find the declaration of variable foo when you point at somewhere foo is used, or rename foo as bar globally). If you open a project in Qt Creator and then open a unrelated file in the editor you may get this message. Qt Creator cannot be certain that the content of this file is in any way related to the project because it is not explicitly part of the project.
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Hi All ,
Hope you're doing fine.
I came across a statement "This file is not part of any project. The code model might have some issues parsing this file properly" What is meant by the parsing of a file in Qt?
Regards
Swati@Swati777999
it happens,I have that issue for nearly all my projects when I switch to the android kit, it compiles fine, and highlighting usually works, haven't found a way to fix it yet.
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Qt is a library. It does not parse anything. I assume you mean Qt Creator, which is an IDE.
Qt Creator parses, that is pulls apart into symbols and works out the code structure/code model, in order to support syntax highlighting, point out obvious errors, and to allow it to navigate around the program (e.g. find the declaration of variable foo when you point at somewhere foo is used, or rename foo as bar globally). If you open a project in Qt Creator and then open a unrelated file in the editor you may get this message. Qt Creator cannot be certain that the content of this file is in any way related to the project because it is not explicitly part of the project.
@ChrisW67 I want to know what does the term 'parsing" here mean?
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@ChrisW67 I want to know what does the term 'parsing" here mean?
@Swati777999 QtCreator parses the project file and your source code to create code model and point out possible issues in your code.
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@ChrisW67 I want to know what does the term 'parsing" here mean?
@Swati777999 said in Issue in Parsing file in Qt:
I want to know what does the term 'parsing" here mean?
As I said, "Qt Creator parses, that is pulls apart into symbols and works out the code structure/code model, in order to support syntax highlighting, point out obvious errors, and to allow it to navigate around the program (e.g. find the declaration of variable foo when you point at somewhere foo is used, or rename foo as bar globally). "
But don't take my word for it: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/parsing
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@Swati777999
it happens,I have that issue for nearly all my projects when I switch to the android kit, it compiles fine, and highlighting usually works, haven't found a way to fix it yet.
@J-Hilk said in Issue in Parsing file in Qt:
when I switch to the android kit
Thanks for the tip! I disabled the Android kit for my project and the code model is working again in my editor.
