On Friday, 25 de November de 2011 06:31:37 Syam Krishnan wrote: > <small><small><big>Indeed. But I cannot update the system version of > Qt 4.5. So I&aps;d have to recompile new Qt into some other > directory, and have that version used when building Qt > Creator. Won&aps;t that be equally ugly/difficult/time-consuming?<br>
Compared to what? To using an older Creator?
No and no.
It will be more time consuming to find the older Qt Creator that works with the
Qt that you already have. And it will be uglier because you'll have less
features, using an obsolete version of Qt Creator.
I really see *no* reason why you'd want to use an old Qt Creator. Just compile
a new Qt in a separate installation.
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