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My hard disk broke, so I installed qt creator on a new hard disk. I copied the project folder under development here and opened the project. But why do I get the following error?
I installed all the libraries that were installed from the qt creator I used before.
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My hard disk broke, so I installed qt creator on a new hard disk. I copied the project folder under development here and opened the project. But why do I get the following error?
I installed all the libraries that were installed from the qt creator I used before.- close the project
- delete the *.user file of your project
- open the project anew in qtcreator
- follow the project setup wizard
- if still errors, try compiling despite errors, this is an IDE code parsing problem.
- if still persistent show us your projects tab and/or the kit section of QtCreator
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C Christian Ehrlicher referenced this topic on
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- close the project
- delete the *.user file of your project
- open the project anew in qtcreator
- follow the project setup wizard
- if still errors, try compiling despite errors, this is an IDE code parsing problem.
- if still persistent show us your projects tab and/or the kit section of QtCreator
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@J-Hilk
Thanks.
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@J-Hilk
Thanks.
What is this symbol/char, where you would expect a slash (
/) as path separator?
Did you copy your settings from the broken drive?Edit:
It's the
₩Won currency symbol, right?!
I don't think this should be in your Qt Kit path...
If debugging is the process of removing software bugs, then programming must be the process of putting them in.
~E. W. Dijkstra
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What is this symbol/char, where you would expect a slash (
/) as path separator?
Did you copy your settings from the broken drive?Edit:
It's the
₩Won currency symbol, right?!
I don't think this should be in your Qt Kit path...Windows is using
\as₩when using some Korean code page. And this is normal, unless₩is used as the Unicode symbol and not\.Qt Creator should display
\correctly since is a Unicode application.What happens if you build a new Qt Widgets application? Does it compile?
