Unsolved Get executable file in QT Design studio
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Hi
I made my app in QT Design studio but i can't get a executable file from it.
I don't knew how to get an executable file for Linux or windows from it.there is no .dll or .exe file or anything similar to it.
imports folder
Just a lot of .QML files.
how i can run my app from this files without compile it again?
If its not possible how i can get an executable file for Linux or windows from it? -
@stm32learn Design studio is for UI development. I think you confuse it with QtCreator.
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@artwaw Thanks
That means i cant use c++ codes in it?
For example when a button clicked some c++ codes run??
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@stm32learn I do not think so, no. https://www.qt.io/product/ui-design-tools
You can design UI in the Studio if QtCreator design mode is not enough but actual development is still done in Qt Creator. -
@artwaw So i can design my UI in design studio but do coding in QTCreator?
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@artwaw
For example this app i designed in QT Design studio
https://file.io/zsXOGZJxzT0gI need when each button clicked a c++ code runs witch open a file or external app
Its just for example -
@stm32learn Like I wrote
@artwaw said in Get executable file in QT Design studio:
You can design UI in the Studio if QtCreator design mode is not enough but actual development is still done in Qt Creator.
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@artwaw Thanks!
You mean we can design our UI in QT Design studio and write codes and set the functionality of each object that we created in design studio in QT Creator
Am i right?š¬
Also I'm new in QTš
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@stm32learn Like I wrote previously... Yes, that is it.
Also please check Qt Creator design mode, you might discover that using Studio is a bit of an overkill.
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@artwaw Thanks q lot!
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Hello @artwaw,
So why should we use Qt design studio if we need Qt creator in order to create a file .exe? Is it better to create everything directly in Qt creator ? -
@Zoii said in Get executable file in QT Design studio:
So why should we use Qt design studio if we need Qt creator in order to create a file .exe? Is it better to create everything directly in Qt creator ?
A larger team might have a dedicated UI designer and a dedicated software engineer (or even multiple of each). The UI designer would use Qt Design Studio, and the software engineer would use Qt Creator.