Can't load Qt-project created on Windows in Qt Creator on Mac OSX

[Hedge]

I created a Qt-project on Windows (with Qt Creator).

Now I wanted to take this project to Mac OSX and recompile it but once I load the project I get the message:

bq. No valid Qt-versions could be found.
Please add a valid version at extras/settings or by using the sdk-installation-utility.
(I freely translated this text).

What's wrong here?

[stukdev]

Have you installed qt library or only qt creator?

[Hedge]

I installed both. self-compiled Qt SDK 1.1 and Qt Creator 2.2

[tobias.hunger]

Assuming you are using Qt Creator 2.2:

Do you have a valid Qt version set up (Check Tools->Options->Qt4)?

Do you have a tool chain set up (Check Tools->Options->Tool chains) that can be used for that Qt version? Having some arm-linux cross-compiler set up will not work with a MacOS Qt anymore:-)

You need both to compile a Qt project.

[Hedge]

A valid Qt-version is set.

EDIT: When I start Qt Creator via Bash it works.
So it seems although I set the PATH environment variable for all GUI apps in environment.plist AND Qt Creator shows it under Qt versions, it still can't compile with it for some reasons.

I filed a bug-report for this:

http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTCREATORBUG-4872

[goetz]

I recommend adding the Qt manually in the settings dialog. This works without having Qt in any of the PATH variables. This is the way I use since the very first preview release of Creator :-) I never had a "Qt in PATH" in use.