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[Moved] Adding multiple external libraries at one step to QT creator

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    nocknock
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    Hello,
    i do
    open myproject.pro->right click-> add library-> add external library-> browse

    i can select only on .lib file at once.
    but i have nearly 150 .lib files and can not do select all with ctrl+a or ctrl+click files

    have any advice?
    thanks.

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      TobbY
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      use mouse to select libs

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        nocknock
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        it changes the file name that is going to be added when i ctrl+click other files.
        ctrl+a does nothing too.

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          cincirin
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          Sounds very interesting that you need to add 150 external libraries in your project. Are you sure about this ?

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            nocknock
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            ok not 150 nearly 75,
            i want to develop something using opencascade framework,
            and i think qt creator is a good ide.
            but i do not know if qt creator can be used for generating non-qt applications.

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              ZapB
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              Edit the .pro file by hand is the easiest way. Get a list of the libs using find or ls or something similar then paste them into the .pro file.

              Nokia Certified Qt Specialist
              Interested in hearing about Qt related work

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                cincirin
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                Of course, QtCreator for desktop can be used for generating non Qt executables, dynamic and static libraries.

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