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UI Prototyping project scans too many subdirectories

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  • lawrence.emkeL Offline
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    lawrence.emke
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    Developing a project currently using "other projects/qml UI prototyping type project". Trying to define the user interface, before moving into C++. There are 5+ subdirectories in my project directory. Some of them contain QML files, but are not currently a part of my project. When I open the project, it looks like all of the subdirectories are scanned for changes to any QML files and parses those. How can I stop all of this scanning, and limit it to only the directories named im my main QML file and its imports. If other directories contain errors, then I am not currently interested in them.

    This prototype project only uses QML files and qmlscene for execution.
    I looked into Build, however because of qmlscene I don't think a build process executed. I have seen Qt detect errors in files not in this project (i.e. there is no "import" for its subdirectory. Error messages show up in the "issues" listing.

    I know the easiest solution is to move the project to a new folder. But that defeats the purpose of having all projects managed in one place.

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