Danny Price schreef:
> It's a bad idea to use filepaths with spaces or special characters, in
> any IDE. It will likely break cross-platform. If you're including such
> a path that you cannot change, add the directory path to the
> INCLUDEPATH variable of the pro file (assuming you're using qmake)
> with escapes for the spaces.
I agree, that is why I have separate settings for the different platforms.
I have a setting in my locations.pri file that says something like:
THIRDPARTYLIB="C:\Program Files\THIRDPARTY"
and in my .pro file it says
INCLUDPATH += $${THIRDPARTYLIB}/include
Adding double quotes around $${THIRDPARTYLIB}/include does not seem to help.
I can (and have) moved the files to a location where the problem does
not occur, but I thought to let you know about the issue. I guess I will
not be the only one to bump into this problem on Windows where
directories and filenames with spaces in them is extremely common.
Robert
>
> On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 9:51 AM, Robert de Vries
> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have another minor nuisance. When an include file comes from a
> path that has spaces in it, the editor does not seem to be able to
> find it.
> It is displayed with a green squiggly line below it. The code
> compiles fine, but Qt Creator cannot handle it properly.
> I am using Qt Creator 1.3.0 on Windows XP.
>
> Regards,
>
> Robert
>
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