Re: [Interest] Windows application runs with console window

2013-09-07 Thread Igor Mironchik 



I write an application.

The common definitions in the project file are:

TEMPLATE= app
TARGET= application
DESTDIR= ..
QT += core gui network sql widgets
CONFIG+= windows

But when I run application I see the console (command prompt) window 
within my application. Why?


I use Qt 5.1.0,MSVC2012, Windows 7.



I have found the problem.

In my project file there was such lines:

debug {
DEFINE+=DEBUG
QT += testlib
}

When I've removed that lines command prompt window disappear.

I've tried to change that lines to:

CONFIG(debug) {
DEFINE += DEBUG
QT += testlib
}

But it doesn't help me. What is the problem? Thanks.

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Re: [Interest] Windows application runs with console window

2013-09-07 Thread Guido Seifert 
What a coincidence... Exactly today I found this on SO:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18666799/how-to-prevent-qmake-from-adding-the-console-subsystem-on-the-linker-command-lin#comment27503243_18666799

On Sat, 07 Sep 2013 10:17:03 +0300
Igor Mironchik igor.mironc...@gmail.com wrote:

 
  I write an application.
 
  The common definitions in the project file are:
 
  TEMPLATE= app
  TARGET= application
  DESTDIR= ..
  QT += core gui network sql widgets
  CONFIG+= windows
 
  But when I run application I see the console (command prompt) window 
  within my application. Why?
 
  I use Qt 5.1.0,MSVC2012, Windows 7.
 
 
 I have found the problem.
 
 In my project file there was such lines:
 
 debug {
  DEFINE+=DEBUG
  QT += testlib
 }
 
 When I've removed that lines command prompt window disappear.
 
 I've tried to change that lines to:
 
 CONFIG(debug) {
  DEFINE += DEBUG
  QT += testlib
 }
 
 But it doesn't help me. What is the problem? Thanks.
 
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Re: [Interest] Windows application runs with console window

2013-09-05 Thread Igor Mironchik 
Hi.

 You can check this:
 1) Are you sure you do not have CONFIG += console somewhere?

I'm abolutely sure. There is no CONFIG += console in my project files 
within my app.

 2) Go to the Projects view, look at run settings in your kit. There 
 is a checkbox Run in terminal which activates a console. I'm using 
 Qt Creator 2.6.0, so maybe the GUI has changed and it's not exactly at 
 the same place.

I don't use QtCreator for building and running app. I use qmake + jom in 
console.

 You can also call FreeConsole() from windows.h in your main 
 function, this removes the console under windows. Normally it's only 
 necessary if you configured the project with CONFIG += console (useful 
 for hybrid console/GUI apps)

I will take it in mind. Thanks.

By the way. I set icon to my application with 
QApplication::setWindowIcon and it doesn't work too...
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