> > I can fix that in the MIME settings but it seems to make no sense.
> >
> > Why is Qt Creator configured that way?
>
> Because the MIME type says it's source, not header.
Yes. But that doesn't make sense. An .inl file is a header. It contains inline
code and
especially template definitions.
On Friday, 14 December 2018 11:16:43 PST Bernhard Lindner wrote:
> I can fix that in the MIME settings but it seems to make no sense.
>
> Why is Qt Creator configured that way?
Because the MIME type says it's source, not header.
I had never seen an .inl file and had never heard of that extension
Hi!
*.inl files are usually used as cascaded headers containing template and inline
definitions.
Qt Creator handles such files as source files (similar to *.cpp) instead of
header files(similar to *.hpp).
I can fix that in the MIME settings but it seems to make no sense.
Why is Qt Creator con
