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    Anonymous_Banned275
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    Howering mouse on item gives "tool tip".

    Is there a way to save / copy such tool tip text?

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      wrote on last edited by VRonin
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      What classes are we talking about? What's an "item" in this context?

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        What classes are we talking about? What's an "item" in this context?

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        @VRonin If I have an #include <WHATEVER.h> - putting the mouse on the text will give me WHATEVER.h path as "tool tip"
        Can I save this tool tip ?

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        • A Anonymous_Banned275

          @VRonin If I have an #include <WHATEVER.h> - putting the mouse on the text will give me WHATEVER.h path as "tool tip"
          Can I save this tool tip ?

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          @AnneRanch
          No, you cannot save the tooltips displayed by a program like Qt Creator.

          However, I can't run it now, but is there a double-click or a right-click or right-click context menu or a key press which will bring the file referenced by the #include <...> line into the editor for you?

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          • JonBJ JonB

            @AnneRanch
            No, you cannot save the tooltips displayed by a program like Qt Creator.

            However, I can't run it now, but is there a double-click or a right-click or right-click context menu or a key press which will bring the file referenced by the #include <...> line into the editor for you?

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            wrote on last edited by J.Hilk
            #5

            @JonB curser in the word and F2 or ctrl+leftclick iirc 😉
            or shift\alt modifier, im using an apple keyboard, so who knows


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              mrjj
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              Hi
              Press F2 or Ctrl+left click (windows)
              to go into the file.
              Then on top of it, in the drop down you can do

              alt text

              and use Copy Path

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