in this case linux. In "project.includes" I set (each on a separate row): "./" and the include dirs (relative to "project.includes")
Regards Heiko Am 17.04.2013 09:05, schrieb Paweł Faron: > Hello, > > Thanks for your respond. I've tried your solution, and even a couple of its > variants, but they don't work for me. Are you using Linux or Windows? > > best regards > Pawel > > Dnia Poniedziałek, 15 Kwietnia 2013 14:11 Heiko Gerdau <[email protected]> > napisał(a) >> Hi, >> >> Am 27.03.2013 11:16, schrieb Paweł Faron: >>> Hello, >>> >>> I've just started testing the brand new QtCreator 2.7. I'm using a non-qt >>> related project in my company. It's quite big but QtCreator 2.6.2 copes >>> quite good with it. >>> >>> Unfortunately after importing the project into QtCreator 2.7 and waits >>> until it complete parsing all files, I've found that many files with >>> #include <...> or #include "..." are not seen. Means that I can see them in >>> project and find in Locator, but the text editor insists that it cannot >>> found it. >>> >>> Is it a known issue or maybe not issue at all but some kind of feature? >>> >>> best regards >>> Pawel >> >> >> don't know if your problem still exists. If so than try to put a "./" >> line in your "project.includes". At least that resolved this issue with >> the code parser for me when I switched from QtCreator 2.6.2 to 2.7.0. >> They seem to have changed this for some reason. >> >> Regards >> Heiko >
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