Using Win XP SP3, repository build Qt Creator
Hi,
I said before that I had problems with seeing Qt types values, that
seems to be solved now.
But I still have the problem that every step (or when I hit a
breakpoint) the whole program hangs for about 30 seconds.
It worked faster before
You will have to donwload the CDB from Microsoft, install it and set the
installation path of CDB inside this options.
This has nothing to do with the debugger helper.
I Just did it yesterday and it works fine. The link for the cdb is in
that dialog, too.
Happy coding,
Marc
-Ursprünglich
This is great news: I'd love to see full integration of S60 with Qt Creator.
In a perfect world Qt would have a single installation download and a single
environment (i.e. Qt Creator) for desktop and S60 (and maybe any other
platform). Build would have options for different devices and patforms
I was just about to email about these 'diff lines'...
I agree: this feature should (at least) be optional.
Cheers
Sam Dutton
From: qt-creator-boun...@trolltech.com on behalf of Kendall Bennett
Sent: Wed 08/07/2009 22:45
To: qt-creator@trolltech.com
Subject:
Embedding the framework in the application bundle is just a deployment
thing and won't make a significant difference in debugging.
In my application, I actually just used a bare .dylib instead of a
full framework bundle. I set up an "extra target" rule to copy the
library into the appropriate plac
Also related to this, there is no support in the debug helpers for QStringRef
which is used by the XML reading code. It would be nice if there was a dumper
to support QStringRef, so I we can see the contents we get back when parsing
XML code.
Regards,
Kendall Bennett, CEO
A Main Hobbies
424 Ot
I did not get a response to this email. After thinking about this some more I
think the solution to this problem is to create a custom debug helper for my
typedef types? Where do I find information on creating custom debug helpers?
Regards,
Kendall Bennett, CEO
A Main Hobbies
424 Otterson Drive
Here is something I am finding very annoying. Qt Creator seems to want to keep
track of everything that I have edited in a session, and shows green lines next
to the areas of the code that I have changed, on the left of the editor screen.
If I have not saved the file, the lines are red, and when
Never mind, it appears Qt Creator does not like the semicolon at the end of my
functions, which I have done since the dawn of time. It is not invalid syntax
to do that, and perhaps superfluous, but it would have been nice if there was a
tooltip or something that would have let me know what the p
Ciao Roberto come stai? :)
Interesting story indeed, but I think that it shows why your company
needs a doc team ;) I read that documentation of course but not
everything works as stated when I code my own app and I can't figure
out why. For example those auto connectors never worked and I
I have a similar problem. I would like to keep two projects ( app and
framework) together.
I already know about sessions, but how can I debug the application and
be able to step into the framework?
I guess I should embed the framework in the application like in Xcode,
but how should I do that in
On Wed, Jul 08, 2009 at 08:47:43PM +0100, Robert Caldecott wrote:
> Nearly all the projects I create using Qt Creator have a separate unit
> test project - how can I link projects so that when I open the main
> project, the unit test one is also opened? The same question would
> apply to projects
Nearly all the projects I create using Qt Creator have a separate unit
test project - how can I link projects so that when I open the main
project, the unit test one is also opened? The same question would
apply to projects that use library projects, etc. I'm thinking of
something similar to the
The following code incorrectly displays an error diagnostic (colored underline)
at the class test::Tmp declaration. I'm using a recent pull from the git master
branch.
namespace test {
class Tmp;
class Base;
}
class test::Base {
};
class test::Tmp : Base {
public:
Tmp();
};
Can som
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 4:32 PM, Jonathan Arnold wrote:
>
>
> I like the way Visual Studio does it. There's an option to always reload
> externally modified files, but even then, if the file has been modified in
> VS, it will ask if you want to lose your changes by reloading the file. As
> Emacs doe
Thorbjørn Lindeijer wrote:
> By not using a bool but an enum, you could make even more people happy.
> I've read requests for never asking for reload as well, so what about
> having a combo box showing three options?
>
> Reload externally modified files:
> * Always ask
> * Ask only wit
On Wednesday 08 July 2009 13:46:25 Eike Ziller wrote:
> On Jul 7, 2009, at 11:07 AM, Teske Daniel (Nokia-D-Qt/Berlin) wrote:
> > ext Enrico Ros schrieb:
> >> Hello, I'm starting to develop a QtCreator Plugin, based on the
> >> "helloworld"
> >> example. I've got 3 quick questions:
> >>
> >> - the m
2009/7/8 Thorbjørn Lindeijer
> ...
> >
> > One thing is becoming clear. The fact that there is a legal barrier
> > which effectively removes the bulk of the Qt development from group
> > participation is going to greatly limit Qt's evolution into a true
> > open-source project. That Qt rocks wi
Hi,
On Jul 7, 2009, at 6:07 AM, ext Sukant Banik wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some question about Qt Creator IDE .
> 1.Can we configure QtCreator with S60 Emulator ?
>
> 2 .I have S60 5th edition SDK, Qt on S60 4.5.2 (Tower), and Qt
> creator 1.2.0 IDE in an Xp machine. Please let me know how I ca
On Jul 7, 2009, at 11:07 AM, Teske Daniel (Nokia-D-Qt/Berlin) wrote:
> ext Enrico Ros schrieb:
>> Hello, I'm starting to develop a QtCreator Plugin, based on the
>> "helloworld"
>> example. I've got 3 quick questions:
>>
>> - the menu entry for the plugin and the "mode button" are disabled by
>>
Hi,
I'm a long-time fan of Qt and very much excited by the recent changes
towards more availability (including the great licence move). Following
the "Qt Everywhere" motto, I started showing off Qt via the SDK and Qt
Creator to some colleagues. I see quite a few cases where it could
really help
Hi,
I have some question about Qt Creator IDE .
1.Can we configure QtCreator with S60 Emulator ?
2 .I have S60 5th edition SDK, Qt on S60 4.5.2 (Tower), and Qt creator 1.2.0
IDE in an Xp machine. Please let me know how I can configure QtCreator with
S60 emulator. (I want to execute MyFirstQtAp
Hello,
I tried to configure QtCreator 1.2 with Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
Professional and a Qt 4.5.2 compiled from source.
I just don't know what to set in property tab 'Debugger/Cdb', after building
debugger helper library in 'Qt versions' tab and setting Qt 4.5.2 compiled with
MSVC as def
Hi,
I noticed something I find often annoying (when we are used to signal
and slot completions, that's really great). When the sender address is
specified using the & operator it doesn't work.
So:
Object obj;
connect(&obj, SIGNAL(...), ...);
The signal is not completed. But:
Object obj;
Object
ext Henrik Abelsson wrote:
> Righto. That is indeed a better spot. Had I found
> FileManager::checkForReload() on my own, I'd have put it in there. :)
>
> The updated patch behavior works by setting the initial value to what
> was specified in the config dialog. If the user choses a "for all"
>
Event better! Thanks, this is very useful. It was fun building it
myself though.
2009/7/8 Karsten Heimrich :
> Hi Robert,
>
> ext Robert Caldecott schrieb:
>> I've never used git to check out a copy of Qt Creator, but I'll give it
>> a go when I get time.
>
> snapshots are available here:
> ftp:
Hi Robert,
ext Robert Caldecott schrieb:
> I've never used git to check out a copy of Qt Creator, but I'll give it
> a go when I get time.
snapshots are available here:
ftp://ftp.qtsoftware.com/qtcreator/snapshots/2009-07-07/
Regards,
--
Karsten Heimrich - karsten.heimrich (AT) nokia.com
Softw
ext Glenn Tarbox, PhD wrote:
> A small detail might be inserted here. While its not mandated, "master"
> is the generally accepted name of the "it works" branch of a repo.
> Obviously, we can use "master-stable" but methinks it would be better to
> have master be master and any other "less tha
Hi
On Jul 8, 2009, at 1:49 AM, Kendall Bennett wrote:
I have noticed what looks to be a bug in Qt Creator 1.2. It seems
that it does not like inline functions in class declarations, and is
highlighting the code with an squiggly underline as though there is
something wrong with it. Check t
Hi,
On Jul 8, 2009, at 9:18 AM, Patrick Scheller wrote:
> I fully agree with you Alex, even though there is a lot of good
> documentation around for Qt, there are still some blind spots where
> you risk to being stuck for a long time because certain relations
> aren't obvious enough to the avera
I fully agree with you Alex, even though there is a lot of good
documentation around for Qt, there are still some blind spots where
you risk to being stuck for a long time because certain relations
aren't obvious enough to the average programmer. I for example bought
2 Qt books and still co
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