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      Chuck Gao last edited by

      [quote author="gedd" date="1305712208"]I use Qt Demo in the same way and i have the opinion.

      I made a quick try to build it in QtCreator but this was a fail.
      So I gave up.

      Why not set an option to install and build QtDemo at the setup ?[/quote]

      Maybe it's a good idea.

      Chuck

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        Peppy last edited by

        Really it didn't work? Quite strange, it should work, any error messages?...

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          gedd last edited by

          I make a new try with SDK 1.1.1 on windows xp.
          fatal error C1083: Can not open include file: 'private / qpixmapdata p.h': No such file or directory

          bq. fatal error C1083: Can not open include file: 'private/qpixmapdata_p.h': No such file or directory

          i check it : private dir not exist and qpixmapdata_p.h file not exist

          Gedd

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            Babylon last edited by

            ditto, I had same result. After much fiddling I got it to compile but it won't run demos, says documentation not built. Sometimes says demo not built, but I know it was. Maybe in wrong place? What now?

            How about posting step by step how to build the QT Demo?

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              sr105 last edited by

              Same error here with 4.7.3 on OSX.

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                loladiro last edited by

                That is a known bug and has been discussed before (search the forum!)

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                  sr105 last edited by

                  I did a google search and it directs you here. So perhaps it would be best if you had just provided links to the other forum posts. It would have been at least a bit more constructive.

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                    gedd last edited by

                    You're right sr105 but "it is never better served than by yourself".
                    "the post":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/6774/P15
                    "the bug":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTSDK-636

                    Gedd

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                      Eddy last edited by

                      [quote author="sr105" date="1310460334"]I did a google search and it directs you here. So perhaps it would be best if you had just provided links to the other forum posts. It would have been at least a bit more constructive.[/quote]

                      Or you could click on the "qt demo" tag
                      And you will see all topics that have been tagged like that on devnet.

                      Qt Certified Specialist
                      www.edalsolutions.be

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                        tyamamo10 last edited by

                        I had the exact same problem with 4.7.4 on Ubuntu 10.04 and OS X 10.7, but I was able to find the header file at QtGui/private/qpixmapdata_p.h. Maybe, the following file is the same: http://qt.gitorious.org/+qt-developers/qt/staging/blobs/ae6bc1d824f5ae24a259be0c68241873cb96739f/src/gui/image/qpixmapdata_p.h

                        Copy and paste it under "shared", the directory you're working, because changing the line in arthurwidgets.cpp from #include <private/qpixmapdata_p.h> to #include <QtGui/private/qpixmapdata_p.h> didn't solve the problem (at least for me). Instead, change it to #include "qpixmapdata_p.h" assuming you saved the header file in the working directory. Then, it should compile and build fine. Hope this helps.

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