On 03/12/2010 07:24 PM, ext Bryce Schober wrote:
Actually, I've been debugging it myself, and not knowing the code
better, it seems pretty deeply rooted. The implementation of
Qt4BuildConfiguration::buildDirectory() does the same. The
implementation of CMakeBuildConfiguration::buildDirectory()
: Friday, March 12, 2010 10:10 AM
To: qt-creator@trolltech.com
Subject: Re: [Qt-creator] Qt Creator and generic projects
Is this the official Nokia response Daniel? Because Danny Price is
correct - the current session scheme/.user files is *useless* in a
team environment. The only way to make
You thinking describing a user's comments as 'stupid' and 'wrong'
helps anyone? You think it makes us end-users feel that Nokia give a
damn about our concerns?
Nokia have slipped in my opinion today. But I'm just an end-user, so
who cares right?
On 12 March 2010 09:43, kai.koe...@nokia.com
OK, apparently none of you guys actually understood my initial question. I'm
trying to construct an external Makefile project. I'd be perfectly happy
with hacking around in a .pro file if that was actually an option, but it
isn't. Am I just stuck? All I really need is for Qt Creator to explicitly
On 03/12/2010 05:19 PM, ext Bryce Schober wrote:
OK, apparently none of you guys actually understood my initial question.
I'm trying to construct an external Makefile project. I'd be perfectly
happy with hacking around in a .pro file if that was actually an option,
but it isn't. Am I just
Actually, I've been debugging it myself, and not knowing the code better, it
seems pretty deeply rooted. The implementation of
Qt4BuildConfiguration::buildDirectory() does the same. The implementation of
CMakeBuildConfiguration::buildDirectory() looks different, but is
effectively the same, since
Creator's session system and the .user file schema are deeply flawed. This has
been discussed several times on the list. The best thing you can do is keep as
many of your project's settings inside the build system master file(s) (the
.pro files for qmake, the CMakeLists.txts for cmake etc).
