QFileSystemWatcher's signal "directoryChanged" not emitted
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You have to build qtbase from the command line. There's a lot of stuff happening during the build phase of qtbase like header generation. Therefore, build it once and then start hacking on it.
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@SGaist these problems are only for building with QTCreator.I have no problem to build with command line.but to debug QTCore in QTcreator I must build with QTcreator
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@stephane78 Your assumption is wrong: you don't have to build with QtCreator to be able to debug in QtCreator. You just need to build a debug version.
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@jsulm how to debug then ? I have a debug version of Qtbase and I have put the build directory where is the debug version but when I click on the debug button in Qtcreator it tries to build the project....
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@stephane78 To debug QtBase you need a project which is linked against it - you cannot execute a library, so you need an executable. Create a project write some code which uses QtBase, put a break point and start debugging. You then can step into QtBase code.
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@jsulm yes I have an executable to debug qtcore,but my problem was only because shadow build was checked and it tries to build qtcore.now it is ok
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OK I have found a solution for windows to this bug (see :https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-59616). I have uploaded here the two files qfilesystemwatcher_win_p.h and qfilesystemwtacher_win.cpp that correct it.
I will search a solution for linux and for macos if there is the problem on mac os too.... -
I have corrected this bug and the other under linux too, my correction is not very clean,but it corrects the bugs.I must look under mac os too
