Qt Creator doesn't handle std::unique_ptr and shared_ptr as expected
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Hi Folks,
our project heavily uses C++11
std::sharedandstd::unique ptr. During the code editing we faced that the Qt's editor doesn't offer code completion on the pointers type above.
While definingQSharedPointer<SomeType> SomeTypePtrresults that Qt offer methods in SomeType by typingSomeTypePtr->, this isn't the case is we are doing with std pointers.
Can anybody help me how can we solve this issue? Can we have a bugfix in the near future?Regards,
Norbert -
It works correctly for me in Qt Creator 3.6.1. It suggests methods of the shared_ptr when I type
.and the ones of embedded type when I type->.Do you have
#include "<memory>"which the std pointers reside in?
Which Qt Creator version are you using?
Also, are you using the built-in code model or the Clang based one (Tools->Options->C++->Code Model)? -
Hi,
I use Qt Creator 3.6.1 too on Ubuntu 14.04 with GCC 4.8.4 with the build in code model. Do you suggest to use Clang?
The project is improted from an existing project so maybe there is no directly included <memory> header.
Is there any way to "preinclude" this by avoiding the source modification? -
It has to be included somewhere, either directly or in one of the included files, otherwise it's relying on implementation specific standard library behavior.
Do you use precompiled headers? It would be a good place for it. -
I included the <memory> header explicitly, and it worked for shared pointers after waiting some time (maybe the size of the project was the reason), but it's not the case of unique_ptr.
I checked that we are using gcc-4.8.4 and as I have been seen in the gcc release note, it already supports unique_ptr. -
Hi Folks,
our project heavily uses C++11
std::sharedandstd::unique ptr. During the code editing we faced that the Qt's editor doesn't offer code completion on the pointers type above.
While definingQSharedPointer<SomeType> SomeTypePtrresults that Qt offer methods in SomeType by typingSomeTypePtr->, this isn't the case is we are doing with std pointers.
Can anybody help me how can we solve this issue? Can we have a bugfix in the near future?Regards,
Norbert -
@rd03
shared_ptrandunique_ptrautocompletion works with Clang code model enabled (see my first response). Theweak_ptrexample from your report makes no sense so it won't have any autocomplete. You can't create aweak_ptrfrom raw pointer and there are no overloaded operators * or -> inweak_ptr.I checked that we are using gcc-4.8.4 and as I have been seen in the gcc release note, it already supports unique_ptr
Make sure you put
CONFIG += c++11in the .pro file and re-run qmake to enable c++11 support in gcc. It's using the older standard by default. -
@rd03
shared_ptrandunique_ptrautocompletion works with Clang code model enabled (see my first response). Theweak_ptrexample from your report makes no sense so it won't have any autocomplete. You can't create aweak_ptrfrom raw pointer and there are no overloaded operators * or -> inweak_ptr.I checked that we are using gcc-4.8.4 and as I have been seen in the gcc release note, it already supports unique_ptr
Make sure you put
CONFIG += c++11in the .pro file and re-run qmake to enable c++11 support in gcc. It's using the older standard by default.@Chris-Kawa You are correct that the weak_ptr doesn't make sense, oops! Unfortunately the clang code model is still too slow for most projects that I work on, updates take for-freaking-ever. If the devs want to push everything to the clang model and deprecate the built in, that's fine as long as they work out the speed issues. Until that happens the lesser of the two evils is no autocomplete with smart pointers ;)
