Hi Robert No, that what I meant is in the "class information" dialog, but I think the problem is just, that "/" are not allowed, I think if it would be Windows with "\" it would work. So even if the directory 'src' exists, I can't set "src/window.cpp"
Sebastian > Hi Sebastian, > > you tried setting the subfolders in the "name" edit? Using the "Path" > edit below you should be able to create files in other (existing) > directories. If you click on "Browse..." you can even create new > directories. > If this shouldn't work, please tell us. > > Regards, > Robert > > ext Sebastian Schoebinger schrieb: > > hi > > > > I am currently using qt-creator 1.2.92 and I wanted to create a new > > project, but when I wanted to set the source files to "src/widget.cpp" > > and "src/header.h" and the ui file to "ui/window.ui" it told my I can set > > it, because the field contains a "/" (I am running Linux). > > Is that a bug or is there option moved to another place? > > > > ---------- > > mfg / best > > Sebastian Sch?binger > > > > //Member of the openSUSE Team // > > //Writer of the openSUSE News (Tips and Tricks) // > > //Translator of the openSUSE News // > > //http://en.opensuse.org/User:STS301 // > > //http://linux301.wordpress.com // > > _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
