Qt Creator scan function-slot relationship failed
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pokerth ( https://github.com/pokerth/pokerth )
can be compiled with a slightly older boost lib and
by calling qmake and then make on Debian 11.
Everything works as well.
To make changes to the code I would like to use Code Completion and Syntax Highlighting
etc etc. I would like to use an IDE + editor.
And Qt Creator seems to be quite good. It displays the forms and control nicely.
Only thing is that Qt Creator doesn't recognize already existing control function relationships.
If I click on a button it creates a new function.
But there is already an entry for it:
For example the button "Fold" refers to
gameTableImpl::pushButtonFoldClicked( bool checked ) ...
But Qt Creator does not recognize this, although it is clearly stated in the source code.
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connect( pushButton_Fold, SIGNAL( clicked( bool ) ), this, SLOT( pushButtonFoldClicked( bool ) ) );
...
How can I get Qt Creator to read in these already existing relationships ? -
pokerth ( https://github.com/pokerth/pokerth )
can be compiled with a slightly older boost lib and
by calling qmake and then make on Debian 11.
Everything works as well.
To make changes to the code I would like to use Code Completion and Syntax Highlighting
etc etc. I would like to use an IDE + editor.
And Qt Creator seems to be quite good. It displays the forms and control nicely.
Only thing is that Qt Creator doesn't recognize already existing control function relationships.
If I click on a button it creates a new function.
But there is already an entry for it:
For example the button "Fold" refers to
gameTableImpl::pushButtonFoldClicked( bool checked ) ...
But Qt Creator does not recognize this, although it is clearly stated in the source code.
...
connect( pushButton_Fold, SIGNAL( clicked( bool ) ), this, SLOT( pushButtonFoldClicked( bool ) ) );
...
How can I get Qt Creator to read in these already existing relationships ?@pekoll123
You would need to to create theconnect()s inside Designer if you want to see them. Looks like this was not created as a connection in Designer. I believe if it had been the slot would be named something likeon_pushButtonFoldClicked( bool ), that leadingon_.Designer knowing about your
connect()s really is hardly worth it though. It doesn't do much. You still have to write the code of the slot yourself in the.cppfile. Once you have used Qt for a while you will find the "auto-connect" feature used from Designer is no great help, and you are better off writing your ownconnect()statements in code anyway. -
@pekoll123
You would need to to create theconnect()s inside Designer if you want to see them. Looks like this was not created as a connection in Designer. I believe if it had been the slot would be named something likeon_pushButtonFoldClicked( bool ), that leadingon_.Designer knowing about your
connect()s really is hardly worth it though. It doesn't do much. You still have to write the code of the slot yourself in the.cppfile. Once you have used Qt for a while you will find the "auto-connect" feature used from Designer is no great help, and you are better off writing your ownconnect()statements in code anyway.
