Going crazy?

SPlatten

In my .pro file I have added a definition:

DEFINES += QT_PRECATED_WARNINGS TRAINER

Is this the correct way to add a second definition?

When I look at the source in Qt Creator:

#if defined(TRAINER)
/*Source is not greyed out which is what I expect*/
#else
/*Source IS greyed again what I expect*/
#endif

What is confusing me is that when I launch the application in debugger, It steps into the code that IS greyed, whats going on?

Now trying:

DEFINES += QT_PRECATED_WARNINGS
DEFINES += TRAINER

This works, so its just confusing that it works either way in Qt Creator but not when debugging.

VRonin

rerun qmake

JoeCFD

DEFINES_DEBUG

Specifies preprocessor defines for the debug configuration. The values of this variable get added to DEFINES after the project is loaded. This variable is typically set in qmake.conf and rarely needs to be modified.

This variable was introduced in Qt 5.13.2.
DEFINES_RELEASE

Specifies preprocessor defines for the release configuration. The values of this variable get added to DEFINES after the project is loaded. This variable is typically set in qmake.conf and rarely needs to be modified.

https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html#defines

SimonSchroeder

BTW: Do you mean QT_DEPRECATED_WARNINGS instead of QT_PRECATED_WARNINGS?

SPlatten

@SimonSchroeder said in Going crazy?:

QT_DEPRECATED_WARNINGS

Yes, QT_DEPRECATED_WARNINGS is correct:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtglobal.html