Hi Mike,
ext Ladnar, Marc schrieb:
Hello Mike,
you will have to generate a .qch file, but I cannot help you with
generating it from adp.
I can only tell you the way by Doxygen.
There's a command line tool called qhelpconvertor to convert adp
help projects to the new format. After that is
Hi Sam, Shaun,
ext Sam Dutton schrieb:
I agree with Shaun: highlighting has always been hard to find in Assistant.
(I'm on Windows XP.)
Sam
I agree the that the highlighting is horrible on windows,
unfortunately I'm unable to fix it properly right now. Though it
should work in Assistant.
Hi Friedemann,
The plugin dialog you mentioned told me that my plugin is built against an
unsupported Qt version
(4.6.0) - duh, should have guessed that from the start. I'm going to build
QtCreator from source
using my current Qt installation, that should solve the issue.
Thank you very much
This is also an issue with me.
My system locale is set to German and although the OS itself is English, Qt
Creator just goes with the German.
I also noticed that when building from the source, German is also used by
default.
It would be nice to have a way to change this, or ask the user during
Hello,
I'm trying to use a library that has unfortunately all its header files
scattered in many directories.
So I have to add many include directory paths.
I would like to be able to define an environment variable that contains
the list of include paths to add as include directory and add
... right now spits out an error
Failed opening project 'C:/git/qt/master/demos/affine/affine.pro': Project
already open
Could not open the following project:
'C:/git/qt/master/demos/affine/affine.pro'
Suggestion: this should rather bring that project up, make it active and make
the side
On Sunday 19 July 2009 20:09:17 ext Shaun van Wyngaard (Home) wrote:
I am not sure what is going on, but for some strange reason, I started
getting the following error
`QStringList' does not name a type
when I was working on a program. I started commenting out sections of my
code, trying to
On Sunday 19 July 2009 20:54:33 ext Robert Caldecott wrote:
I think this may of been posted before but if you typedef a QMap,
QList, etc. you cannot view the contents with the debugging helpers,
e.g.:
#include QtCore/QCoreApplication
#include QMap
#include QString
#include QListv
int
On Monday 20 July 2009 12:19:57 André Pönitz wrote:
On Sunday 19 July 2009 20:54:33 ext Robert Caldecott wrote:
I think this may of been posted before but if you typedef a QMap,
QList, etc. you cannot view the contents with the debugging helpers,
e.g.:
#include QtCore/QCoreApplication
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 12:46:48PM +0200, Thomas Schulze wrote:
Hi again,
sorry for having to ask again, but I encountered problems when trying
to build QtCreator from source.
I fetched the latest revision of Qt from the git hub and built it
using the command line ./configure -nomake
Thomas Schulze t.schu...@... writes:
Hi again,
sorry for having to ask again, but I encountered problems when trying to build
QtCreator from
source.
I fetched the latest revision of Qt from the git hub and built it using the
command line
./configure -nomake examples -nomake demos
I found the error. Somehow my QString.h file had become modified. I can only
think that this was due to me clicking an error message on the build issues,
it taking me to the QString.h file, and me inadvertently making a mod to the
file without realising it. Full installation of Qt sorted out
Hi Shaun,
did you really comment all of your code containing QStringList? In
headers, too?
This can happen, too, if you have a QStringList *list in your header
with an forward declaration class QStringList and using this pointer
somewhere in your code. Maybe a delete list or something like
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