another "include " issue - how to print the path
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I am past the theory of "include"...
I am trying to utilize " Show in file system view " and intelisense.
It would help to have a copy of this :
Is there a way ?Thanks for your help.
( this shows the view of .pro , not the .h )
the actual task is to #include the above (library) in this header
here is the project structure
hence the objective is to add
#include link to mainwindow_bluetoothctl_dialoginto
mainwindow.h header using both "view in system " and intelisense... -
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I am trying to utilize " Show in file system view " and intelisense.
It would help to have a copy of this :
Is there a way ?How do I make a copy of the path? I like to print it somehow.
@AnneRanch
I guess you mean the file system view of Qt Creator? It's always a good idea to spell out such details - makes the post easier to understand for those offering help.=> right-click on any of the directories or the file name shown on top.
A popup "Copy Link Location" will appear. When you click on it, the path is copied.See here:
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I am past the theory of "include"...
I am trying to utilize " Show in file system view " and intelisense.
It would help to have a copy of this :
Is there a way ?Thanks for your help.
( this shows the view of .pro , not the .h )
the actual task is to #include the above (library) in this header
here is the project structure
hence the objective is to add
#include link to mainwindow_bluetoothctl_dialoginto
mainwindow.h header using both "view in system " and intelisense...@AnneRanch
Please help me understand: What exactly is the issue? -
@AnneRanch
Please help me understand: What exactly is the issue?.
I am trying to utilize " Show in file system view " and intelisense.
It would help to have a copy of this :
Is there a way ?How do I make a copy of the path? I like to print it somehow.
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I am trying to utilize " Show in file system view " and intelisense.
It would help to have a copy of this :
Is there a way ?How do I make a copy of the path? I like to print it somehow.
@AnneRanch
I guess you mean the file system view of Qt Creator? It's always a good idea to spell out such details - makes the post easier to understand for those offering help.=> right-click on any of the directories or the file name shown on top.
A popup "Copy Link Location" will appear. When you click on it, the path is copied.See here:
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@AnneRanch
I guess you mean the file system view of Qt Creator? It's always a good idea to spell out such details - makes the post easier to understand for those offering help.=> right-click on any of the directories or the file name shown on top.
A popup "Copy Link Location" will appear. When you click on it, the path is copied.See here:
@Axel-Spoerl Thanks, however small world of advise - try NOT to write you reply with even hidden innuendo of " it is users fault ".
i did try my best to describe the issue.... -
@Axel-Spoerl Thanks, however small world of advise - try NOT to write you reply with even hidden innuendo of " it is users fault ".
i did try my best to describe the issue....@AnneRanch said in another "include " issue - how to print the path:
Thanks
Welcome!
however small world of advise - try NOT to write you reply with even hidden innuendo of " it is users fault ".
i did try my best to describe the issue....So did I!
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@AnneRanch said in another "include " issue - how to print the path:
Thanks
Welcome!
however small world of advise - try NOT to write you reply with even hidden innuendo of " it is users fault ".
i did try my best to describe the issue....So did I!
@Axel-Spoerl Now I am trying to use the copied path to construct #include = so far no luck ...but using the copy of the path
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@Axel-Spoerl Now I am trying to use the copied path to construct #include = so far no luck ...but using the copy of the path
is a big help@AnneRanch
Answered in https://forum.qt.io/topic/152775/more-include-question -
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