Clangd header-insertion
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I am not using Qt-Creator for my development, I am using CMake with Qt 6.6.0, and clangd as a language server.
My issue is that clangd's header-insertion feature is automatically including the header files, and not their macros. E.g. when I add
gDebug()to a file, the header that is automatically inserted is<qlogging.h>rather than<QDebug>.Also, another symptom is: when declaring the Q_OBJECT macro in a header, clangd will automatically insert
<qobjectmacros.h>, which is unnecessary.I have tried using both my
/usr/bin/clangdand theclangdinside the Qt distribution, and both have to same result.I haven't done any Qt-specific configuration for clangd, so perhaps I have not set up my lsp properly. Any advice is warmly welcomed.
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I am not using Qt-Creator for my development, I am using CMake with Qt 6.6.0, and clangd as a language server.
My issue is that clangd's header-insertion feature is automatically including the header files, and not their macros. E.g. when I add
gDebug()to a file, the header that is automatically inserted is<qlogging.h>rather than<QDebug>.Also, another symptom is: when declaring the Q_OBJECT macro in a header, clangd will automatically insert
<qobjectmacros.h>, which is unnecessary.I have tried using both my
/usr/bin/clangdand theclangdinside the Qt distribution, and both have to same result.I haven't done any Qt-specific configuration for clangd, so perhaps I have not set up my lsp properly. Any advice is warmly welcomed.
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I am not using Qt-Creator for my development, I am using CMake with Qt 6.6.0, and clangd as a language server.
My issue is that clangd's header-insertion feature is automatically including the header files, and not their macros. E.g. when I add
gDebug()to a file, the header that is automatically inserted is<qlogging.h>rather than<QDebug>.Also, another symptom is: when declaring the Q_OBJECT macro in a header, clangd will automatically insert
<qobjectmacros.h>, which is unnecessary.I have tried using both my
/usr/bin/clangdand theclangdinside the Qt distribution, and both have to same result.I haven't done any Qt-specific configuration for clangd, so perhaps I have not set up my lsp properly. Any advice is warmly welcomed.
