GUI help

mrjj

@caca0o
What about just going with mingw then ?
It has all included and works out of the box.

caca0o

with qt-opensource-windows-x86-mingw530-5.8.0.exe

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I really do not think it could be?

mrjj

@caca0o
Can you please try a default gui project so we know the setup works ?
File -> New Project -> New Widget Application

caca0o

to start a new project

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mrjj

Ok. so there really is something up with the kits.
But this is VS 2015
I though you would use only mingw ?

did you UNINSTALL visual studio Qt to avoid it playing tricks on you ?

caca0o

now I do not understand what to do?

mrjj

@caca0o

Did you install the mingw too?

If you create new project , it does NOT offer to make project with that compiler ?

You still seems to be using visual studio. ( and it seems kit still broken)

caca0o

I uninstall all
I wondered if it would be possible if you had given me a link to download and install

mrjj

@caca0o

Hi, just use the online installer and ONLY
select the mingw version as i shown in the picture.

caca0o

this is it? qt-opensource-windows-x86-mingw482_opengl-5.3.2.exe

caca0o

or qt-opensource-windows-x86-5.10.1.exe ??
this file is in the picture?

mrjj

Hi
I meant the online version from
https://www.qt.io/download
(open source side)
(you will get a file named qt-unified-windows-x86-3.0.4-online.exe)
Then check the the mingw as shown.

caca0o

is that OK? or do I have only a mingw 5.3.0 32bit?

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mrjj

@caca0o
No no, that is WAYYY to much.
Just check the MinGW 5.3 one. Nothing else.
You can always add say Qt Chart or other optional modules should you need it.
Do not install UWP or MSVC.

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caca0o

very much thank you. it works

mrjj

@caca0o
Super.
Happy programming.
Remember to mark as solved.

caca0o

hi, I would like to have one more question. when I want to have one panel in the mainwindow. where do i give pushbuttons.
to be bordered, what is the best choice? I want to make a little foundation for gui as soon as possible

Flotisable

@caca0o
I think you can take a look at QToolBar.

and also read Application Example to learn how to use it.

caca0o

so this example. is it going to be done in the toolbox?
or do I need to find another command?

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jsulm

@caca0o You can simply use a QVBoxLayout.
You can even find an example showing exactly what you want to do: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qvboxlayout.html