why am I getting this "qDebug (QString) error ?

[Anonymous_Banned275]

See the title

[KroMignon]

@AnneRanch Because the right way to do is qDebug() << line;

[goloviznin.k]

Hey, maybe you mean qDebug() << line ?

[Anonymous_Banned275]

???

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[Christian Ehrlicher]

As always - if you want to use a function you must include the header which defines it.

[Anonymous_Banned275]

Al always you cannot post without putting a person down

Would somebody else kindly EXPLAIN why the qDebug(" " ) ; worked but
qFebug() << did not.
Thanks

qDebug(" START int Form:: RunProcess_Asynch(QString Command, QStringList args )");
qDebug()<<Command;
qDebug()<<args;

[Christian Ehrlicher]

Because qDebug() is a class which is defined in <QDebug> and qDebug(const char*) is a function defined in <QtGlobal>. So when you do not include the correct header, the compiler will not find the function/class - what's wrong with this statement here? Even the compiler tells you that the type is unknown to him but you kindly ignored the warning.