Eike: Thank you for your answer. I started to wonder if I had just made it all up in my mind or something...
I had QtCreator compiled against Qt-4.6.0 before, but then decided to go with Qt-4.6.1 due to some features needed to successfully compile the latest QtCreator (the problem with opting for the cutting edge). I didn't notice any problems with the Qt-4.6.0 branch, but again, I didn't installed the cocoa version of it, and didn't even scratch the surface of all the new features either. I opted for the cocoa version this time to keep 64bit compatibility with the packages installed via macports, such as mysql, for instance. Otherwise everything turns too messy, and I start thinking about coding only on Linux again. Right now I code primarily under Mac, and transfer the code to Linux/Solaris via a git repo. Qt makes your life easier indeed...I even like the test modules it ships with. I recompile the QtCreator just yesterday, but the clicking misbehaviour still remains. This doesn't turn extremely detrimental, particularly when we consider the benefits of using QtCreator, just a little annoying until you start getting used to the arrow keys for selecting items from the "Select symbol" combo box. Thank you again, Victor PS: If you or anyone else needs/uses the marble widget/libraries, you would need to add the 64 bit platform option by hand to the CMakeLists.txt file. Otherwise it always compiles in 32 bit mode. More specifically, I replaced (commented out) the line #SET( CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES i386 ) #Comment out if universal binary with SET( CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES x86_64 ) #Comment out if universal binary I had a "nice learning experience" with that after compiling the cocoa version of Qt as well...It seems that cmake has some unpolished corners in that regard. Eike Ziller wrote: > Hi, > > On Jan 2, 2010, at 1:59 AM, ext Victor Sardina wrote: > >> Fellows: >> >> I upgraded my Qt and QtCreator installation on Mac (Snow Leopard) just a >> couple of days ago. I compiled and installed Qt-4.6 (4.6.1-Stable branch >> from the git repository), and then compiled QtCreator 1.3, also the >> latest from its corresponding git repo. I had to do this because some >> new features introduced in the 4.6 branch that the latest QtCreator uses. >> >> I compiled everything in 64 bit passing the -cocoa flag to the configure >> script. > > there were and are some problems with Cocoa enabled Qt versions, that are > exposed by Qt Creator. > Please see http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTCREATORBUG-367 > Many of these problems were present in the 4.6.0 release of Qt, many have > been fixed in the meantime. > >> I had some glitches when compiling Qt, apparently due to some >> include path order in the webkit module that conflicted with the mysql >> "plugin.h" file. In fact, Thiago Maceiera posted something about mysql >> using an include file like "config.h" at >> http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-6351. >> >> It looks like Qt would include the mysql file due to some search path >> order issue. I went around it after doing some reading by renaming the >> "plugin.h" inside the mysql include folder to something else before >> continuing the compilation, and then building the mysql plugin by hand >> after moving the renamed file back to "plugin.h". After that both Qt and >> QtCreator installed just fine. >> >> All that I have an idea how it should work appears to continue to work >> as usual, except for the mouse clicks inside QtCreator's editor "Select >> a symbol" pull down menu: I cannot select anything, as though the editor >> remains oblivious to the click. The pull down does display the list of >> available functions et al., but I cannot select anything to navigate to >> unless I press the arrow keys and then select something by pressing >> return. This turns a little bit annoying. >> >> Furthermore, if you right-click to display the "Sort alphabetically" >> menu you cannot toggle it via a mouse click either. If you right-click >> inside the "Sort alphabetically" menu again then another pop up menu >> displaying "Sort alphabetically" shows up, which you cannot toggle via >> the mouse either. >> >> Inside QtDesigner, for instance, a right click brings up a menu, and >> after clicking at least once you can select items the usual way, but not >> on QtCreator. >> >> This appears to indicate some problem with the handling of the mouse >> actions. >> >> Has this something to do with new features introduced in /Qt or QtCreator? >> >> Has anyone seen something like this, or knows a way to fix it, as yet? >> >> Regards, >> Victor >> <victor_sardina.vcf><ATT00001..txt> >
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