I want to open QT Creator (terminal) in fixed size in fixed place
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How can I proceed with this feature?
@icebergenergy
I don't have Creator to hand. Does it have Tools - Options - General - Terminal and a command there, like it did over 10 years ago? :) -
How can I proceed with this feature?
@icebergenergy To make sure we understand what you want to do: do you want to open QtCreator from terminal and have it a specified position on the screen and also specify the window size?
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I can not locate it.
Can not find it in filter as well
Please advice
@icebergenergy
OK, they moved it to: Tools > Options > Environment > System > Terminal.
You can change the Terminal item there to something which accepts your desired coordinates.
However, I do not even see the System tab in your screenshot. I am using Qt Creator 6.02 under Ubuntu.
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I have version 5.4.0.
Can you please summon someone who might be able to help? -
What version of Qt Creator do you have? You find the Qt Creator version from the Help menu, About Qt Creator. That is likely not the same thing a Qt library version (like 5.4.0).
In any case, find the location in your version of Qt Creator's settings that corresponds to:
Tools > Options > Environment > System > Terminal
in a recent version of Qt Creator and set the terminal command to something that takes a geometry option. For example:
/usr/bin/xterm-geometry 80x25+20+20 -e
(In the case of xterm the geometry is in characters (80x25) and the offset in pixels (+20+20)) -
What version of Qt Creator do you have? You find the Qt Creator version from the Help menu, About Qt Creator. That is likely not the same thing a Qt library version (like 5.4.0).
In any case, find the location in your version of Qt Creator's settings that corresponds to:
Tools > Options > Environment > System > Terminal
in a recent version of Qt Creator and set the terminal command to something that takes a geometry option. For example:
/usr/bin/xterm-geometry 80x25+20+20 -e
(In the case of xterm the geometry is in characters (80x25) and the offset in pixels (+20+20))@ChrisW67 said in I want to open QT Creator (terminal) in fixed size in fixed place:
Tools > Options > Environment > System > TerminalThat is what I said, but to be fair the screenshot the OP has pasted shows no sign where this would be! His only has a tab for Tools > Options > Environment > General, that has a System group box on it, but nothing for a Terminal entry on that. I thought that had been present somewhere in Creator since year dot, but now not sure it is for his...?
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@ChrisW67 said in I want to open QT Creator (terminal) in fixed size in fixed place:
What version of Qt Creator do you have? You find the Qt Creator version from the Help menu, About Qt Creator. That is likely not the same thing a Qt library version (like 5.4.0).
In any case, find the location in your version of Qt Creator's settings that corresponds to:
Tools > Options > Environment > System > Terminal
in a recent version of Qt Creator and set the terminal command to something that takes a geometry option. For example:
/usr/bin/xterm-geometry 80x25+20+20 -e
(In the case of xterm the geometry is in characters (80x25) and the offset in pixels (+20+20))Tried this one, but failed
Using Windows 10C:\Qt\Qt5.4.0\5.4\mingw491_32>/usr/bin/xterm -geometry 80x25+20+20 -e
The system cannot find the path specified.
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@ChrisW67 said in I want to open QT Creator (terminal) in fixed size in fixed place:
What version of Qt Creator do you have? You find the Qt Creator version from the Help menu, About Qt Creator. That is likely not the same thing a Qt library version (like 5.4.0).
In any case, find the location in your version of Qt Creator's settings that corresponds to:
Tools > Options > Environment > System > Terminal
in a recent version of Qt Creator and set the terminal command to something that takes a geometry option. For example:
/usr/bin/xterm-geometry 80x25+20+20 -e
(In the case of xterm the geometry is in characters (80x25) and the offset in pixels (+20+20))Tried this one, but failed
Using Windows 10C:\Qt\Qt5.4.0\5.4\mingw491_32>/usr/bin/xterm -geometry 80x25+20+20 -e
The system cannot find the path specified.@icebergenergy said in I want to open QT Creator (terminal) in fixed size in fixed place:
Using Windows 10
C:\Qt\Qt5.4.0\5.4\mingw491_32>/usr/bin/xterm -geometry 80x25+20+20 -eWhy are you trying to use Linux xterm or indeed any Linux command under Windows?
Why are you using a Qt Creator from 2014?
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@ChrisW67 said in I want to open QT Creator (terminal) in fixed size in fixed place:
What version of Qt Creator do you have? You find the Qt Creator version from the Help menu, About Qt Creator. That is likely not the same thing a Qt library version (like 5.4.0).
In any case, find the location in your version of Qt Creator's settings that corresponds to:
Tools > Options > Environment > System > Terminal
in a recent version of Qt Creator and set the terminal command to something that takes a geometry option. For example:
/usr/bin/xterm-geometry 80x25+20+20 -e
(In the case of xterm the geometry is in characters (80x25) and the offset in pixels (+20+20))Tried this one, but failed
Using Windows 10C:\Qt\Qt5.4.0\5.4\mingw491_32>/usr/bin/xterm -geometry 80x25+20+20 -e
The system cannot find the path specified.@icebergenergy said in I want to open QT Creator (terminal) in fixed size in fixed place:
Using Windows 10
That little tidbit of information explains a lot. Fairly sure there are no terminal options on Windows; you get the Windows command prompt.
There are no sizing and positioning command line options that you can pass to the
cmdcommand.
You can set a global default size and position:
How to Set Command Prompt Default Window Size and Position
