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QT Creator: hotkeys to set active project in the workspace

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    danilabagroff
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    I have 2 projects in the workspace and I need to switch between them for build and run operations to debug simultaneously both projects(they are front/back-ends). The one method I know is changing active project by mouse click in a context menu.

    Not critical indeed but quite annoying and I strongly believe that there is another way to achieve the same: quick way to build(and run a debug ) non-active project via hotkeys or locator(cmd+k).

    Thank you in advance.

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      I have 2 projects in the workspace and I need to switch between them for build and run operations to debug simultaneously both projects(they are front/back-ends). The one method I know is changing active project by mouse click in a context menu.

      Not critical indeed but quite annoying and I strongly believe that there is another way to achieve the same: quick way to build(and run a debug ) non-active project via hotkeys or locator(cmd+k).

      Thank you in advance.

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      J.Hilk
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      wrote on last edited by J.Hilk
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      hi @danilabagroff and welcome
      well,
      the only way I know of, is using strg + t (cmd + t on Mac) to open the selection, and you can than select with the arrow keys your target project


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        danilabagroff
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        Thank you very much!
        This is pretty close to... but still required mouseclicks. If one is already running(and under debug) after changing deploy profile (via cmd+t I) still need to change Debugger preset, otherwise I'm only allowed to pause the current debug rather than run a new one.

        At least this is something better than before, thank you again ;)

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