Something along the line of:

DESTDIR = $$OUT_PWD/../app_project/plugins/myplugins

Where app_project is the folder where your application is built and myplugins is the sub folder where you load your plugin from.

@Aditya-Gupta said in Struggling Trying to Transfer Project from old laptop to new laptop:

the red icon persisted

And what does it say if you put mouse cursor over it?

@szumial said in Move header and source files to different location:

I don't remember adding these non-standard paths in that previous project

Before, your header files and source files were located in the same directory. The preprocessor searches for header files in same directory, then in directories specified using -I parameter (that is what INCLUDEPATH adds) and then in system directories.

Hi,
I am facing the same problem using Qt 5.12.4 and msvc2019.

The following error occurred: Error reading VS project settings.

Does anyone have a solution for that? I tried reinsalling VS, didnt work.
Tried different qt vs tools didnt work.
Any information is appreciated, thanks!

@Christian-Ehrlicher
Thanks for the tip and will do.

Mike

@iwlf As @LeLev said, the pro.user cannot be shared and should not be checked into version control systems.

Seperation of Concerns (SoC):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_of_concerns

There are design approaches that go further, but SoC is a good place to start.

@aha_1980 Thanks for the answer . I will try your sugestions and see how it goes. I've done all this text to ASCII in console codeblocks C++ but it seems that i need a gui to it. I am not as good in Class'es and things like that. I will try it anyways. An example could be more than good for one letter . i could do the rest alone :P . Have a good night

Hi,

Thanks for the quick answer. Now I understand I didn't asked my question correctly.
I know it is possible to do this, but I actually want to combine a qml into my .ui widget.
I finally found a tutorial for this (https://www.ics.com/blog/combining-qt-widgets-and-qml-qwidgetcreatewindowcontainer). It says it is only possible to do this from qt 5.0. For my embedded system I'm working with 4.7. So this isn't possible for me.

Kind regards

@Stefan-Monov76 said in How to make Qt Creator use variables in the builddir path, so I can easily rename project?:

Thanks anyway

You're welcome. Shadow building (option 1 from above) should work for you regardless.

Hopefully, once this ticket is closed, everything should be easier using CMake

Hi,

Did you follow that wiki article ?