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    ofmrew
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    I have added two subclasses of QWidget and promoted Widget placeholders to those classes and named them canvas and slider. However, when I try to reference them in MainWindow, namely ui->canvas. I get no member named canvas in Ui::MainWindow. I have been doing this for a long time. What gives.

    5.11 Mint Linux

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      I have added two subclasses of QWidget and promoted Widget placeholders to those classes and named them canvas and slider. However, when I try to reference them in MainWindow, namely ui->canvas. I get no member named canvas in Ui::MainWindow. I have been doing this for a long time. What gives.

      5.11 Mint Linux

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      @ofmrew I saved what I had, closed Qt and then deleted the build directory. You guessed it, it now works. This is illogical and it is silly to need to do this. I reported the problem with autocomplete for #include in the last version, it seems that it still has that and now this!

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        @ofmrew I saved what I had, closed Qt and then deleted the build directory. You guessed it, it now works. This is illogical and it is silly to need to do this. I reported the problem with autocomplete for #include in the last version, it seems that it still has that and now this!

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        jsulm
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        @ofmrew Everything in ui-> is autogenereated code, you need to build first so the code gets generated.

        https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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          @ofmrew Everything in ui-> is autogenereated code, you need to build first so the code gets generated.

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          @jsulm Sorry, I thought I had done that.

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