I've got an odd issue that happens sometimes with Qt Creator 3.1.1 on Windows
(Windows 7 64-bit if it matters...). When I go to compile my project,
sometimes it will error out saying something like failing to create myApp.exe,
permission denied. Sorry for not including the exact error,
I've got an odd issue that happens sometimes with Qt Creator 3.1.1 on
Windows (Windows 7 64-bit if it matters...). When I go to compile my
project, sometimes it will error out saying something like failing to create
myApp.exe, permission denied.
Are you sure your app is not running at the
So what I think is happening is that the link step is being executed
multiple
times for some reason, and on one of them Windows thinks the file is still
open for writing, and the subsequent attempt to open the file fails. If I
load
in a different Qt project (like a Qt example) that line
Can you attach the Makefile generated by qmake?
- Orgad
I attempted to include the makefile, but got a bounce back from the list that
my message was too big:
Message body is too big: 1064076 bytes with a limit of 1000 KB
So I'm not sure if it'll come through...
Sean
Is there a way in Creator to collapse and expand case blocks that I'm
missing?
No, you might want to file a suggestion.
I do that here?
https://bugreports.qt.io/secure/Dashboard.jspa
Yup, component: C/C++/Obj-C++ Support
Done. https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-14873
Is there a way in Creator to collapse and expand case blocks that I'm
missing?
No, you might want to file a suggestion.
I do that here?
https://bugreports.qt.io/secure/Dashboard.jspa
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So as I played around with it a little more today, I discovered that the
behavior only exists if you call the static member function, with the show
alpha channel option enabled.
QColor QColorDialog::getColor(const QColor & initial = Qt::white, QWidget *
parent = 0, const QString & title =
Yesterday I created a bug report on an issue that was making QtCreator
difficult to use on the Mac
(https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-15320). After a little more
digging I figured out that it was really reproducible in any Qt application. As
of today the bug has been closed as
> At what point is the bug that autocompletes 0.0 to 0->0 going to be
> fixed? Just curious? Those of us writing scientific codes where we
> initialize our floats/doubles to actual values are really effected by
> this bug.
> >>>
> >>> What version(s) are you seeing this in? I'm
> I have code completion issue on Linux, too. My problem is that I have to
> press
> Esc to hide the 'signature preview' ( I don't know what it is) to make the
> code
> completion works right.
Is it this bug that I filed? https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-16358
> > Issue #1
> > When typing the example line, I type up to the first ‘&’ and get the
> following. I know at some point in the past, as soon as I’d type the ‘&’
> autocomplete would suggest that I want to type “MainWindow” next, but
> that no longer happens.
>
> I think there is a difference
> > > > Issue #1
> > > > When typing the example line, I type up to the first ‘&’ and get the
> > > following. I know at some point in the past, as soon as I’d type the ‘&’
> > > autocomplete would suggest that I want to type “MainWindow” next,
> but
> > > that no longer happens.
> > >
> > > I
Issue #1
When typing the example line, I type up to the first ‘&’ and get the
following. I know at some point in the past, as soon as I’d type the ‘&’
autocomplete would suggest that I want to type “MainWindow” next,
but that no longer happens.
>>>
>>> I think there is a
>
> On Thu, Apr 14, 2016 at 8:00 PM, René J. V. wrote:
> > Either way, there is 1 kind of widget that I'd like to see as a dockable:
> > the
> > one that now is a simple drop-down list containing the open files. I'd love
> > to
> > be able to turn that into something that
> Could you paste the content of the right side pane of the debugger log
> somewhere? The debugger log can be enabled under Window -> Views ->
> Debugger Log while in debug mode. Please also enable "Log Time Stamps"
> from the debugger log context menu.
>
> My first guess would be that the
I'm using Qt Creator with mingw as my compiler and I need to profile my code to
find a performance bottleneck. My biggest issue is mostly a company bureaucracy
one of them not giving me a Linux setup, so I'm stuck trying to get something
working on Windows.
I found this link
> > Is there a way in Qt Creator to copy a block of code out of Creator
> > including
> the line numbers? I *sometimes* find it handy to do that when emailing with
> a co-worker explaining how a certain segment of code works, where I can
> just refer back to line numbers in my explanation which
> You are hit by https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-20371 and
> its as related marked reports.
Ahh ok, I did see that one yesterday, but didn't dig hard enough to see that
it's related to my issue. I won't worry about reporting it then, just living
with
it until it's fixed in a future
I'm experiencing an intermittent issue that I'm wondering if anyone else is
seeing, has an idea how to prevent, or can at least point me towards something
to help me provide more information for creating a bug report?
The issue:
Periodically when I attempt to debug my program, Qt Creator throws
> One of the issues with antivirus software can be if you create a lot of files
> (AFAIK), which of course is true when compiling, so you might want to ask for
> an ignored development directory where you can put all your project’s build
> directories.
Supposedly we have that in place already,
> > In my case, the worst offender is a program called CrowdStrike Falcon
> > Sensor. I used
> > to be able to "magically" disable it as well, but now they've password
> > protected the
> > uninstaller, so I don't seem to have a way to uninstall it anymore...
>
> Nothing is impossible when you
> > Is there some setting in gdb/Qt Creator that would automatically break on
> this assertion?
>
> Q_ASSERT uses qFatal(), so you can break on that and get a stack trace.
>
> Preferences... -> Debugger -> GDB Extended has "Stop when qFatal() is
> called", which might do what you need.
Thanks!
I'm in a fight with my corporate IT guys about anti-virus software that they've
put on my machine which is absolutely killing performance when attempting to
debug software I'm developing. It takes more than 5 minutes from clicking
File->Open in my application to having a working file dialog -
> From my experience, anti-viruses tend to be intolerable, and worse than the
> viruses
> they should protect against.
100% agree
> I had several AVs installed on my machine by IT (we had Checkpoint, then
> Kaspersky).
> They all magically ended up disabled (s... don't tell anyone).
In
For our project, we've got two build customizations that we do, that we'd like
to be able to put into source control, so that all developers automatically get
them. But it appears that adding those steps via Qt Creator causes that
information to get stored locally in the .pro.user file, which
> Can you make use of the .pro.shared file for that?
> http://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-sharing-project-settings.html
I just stumbled across that option yesterday, and I'm trying to work through it
to see if it works. Based on where those values are placed in the .pro.user
file,
I'm not sure
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> That is something that should be done by the build system IMHO
Can you expand on this part? By build system, I assume you mean qmake?
If that's what you meant, I'm all for doing it that way as well, how would I
go about adding what I'm looking for into the .pro file?
Basically, in our
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> > I've got an odd hang with QtCreator when debugging my software.
> Oh, as you are on Windows, that's the third platform that show
> clipboard-related strage effects.
>
> We already have QTCREATORBUG-20262 and QTBUG-67729. Can you please
> check
> these?
I had stumbled upon QTBUG-67729
> > Disassembler
> > 0x7741000c cc int3
> > 0x7741000d <+0x0001>c3 ret
> > 0x7741000e <+0x0002>90 nop
>
> There are other threads running at that time. The output of
> 'thread apply all backtrace full' would be
> Am 17.04.2018 um 18:01 schrieb Murphy, Sean:
> >>> Disassembler
> >>> 0x7741000c cc int3
> >>> 0x7741000d <+0x0001>c3 ret
> >>> 0x7741000e <+0x0002>90 nop
>
I've got an odd hang with QtCreator when debugging my software.
I've got the following function where I'm trying to copy the data out of a
QTableView to the clipboard in a format that will allow the resulting data to
be pasted directly into an Excel spreadsheet. Here's the function:
void
Is there a way in Qt Creator to copy a block of code out of Creator including
the line numbers? I *sometimes* find it handy to do that when emailing with a
co-worker explaining how a certain segment of code works, where I can just
refer back to line numbers in my explanation which is above or
> Open an issue on bugreports.qt-project.org and attach a debugger log
> (contents of right pane of Windows->Views->Debugger Log) there.
Here's the contents of the debugger log, it looks like it is crashing when
attempting to find a Cygwin file
> > When debugging an application within Qt Creator, is there any reason
> > that an application would crash by sending signals to a
> > QProgressDialog too quickly?
>
> Depends on context, but, sure, it's imaginable.
>
> An "Evaluated Expression" malloc(100) + possibly actually
> writing
First, not sure if this is really a Qt Creator question or a general Qt
question, so feel free to suggest I move this over to qt-interest if you think
it fits better there.
When debugging an application within Qt Creator, is there any reason that an
application would crash by sending signals
I had an application that compiled just fine yesterday using Qt 5.9.6 and Qt
Creator 4.7.x (sorry, can't remember the last digit, it might have been 2?).
Today I made two changes before my next compilation attempt: I upgraded to Qt
Creator 4.8.0 (revision d51ddbb8f0), and I edited my
> I just had the same issue happen yesterday, which I reported as
> QTCREATORBUG-21698. The solution suggested by Friedemann is to use the
> Designer that came bundled with your Qt version, not the one integrated
> in Creator.
>
> I don't agree with the assessment (I think the IDE should _never_
I'm trying to build a Qt project for Android, and I seem to have something
wrong with
my setup, but for the life of me I can't understand what else I need to do.
Here's what I think are the relevant details, but let me know if I'm missing
something critical:
- Qt Creator version 4.12.0
- JDK
> this looks like https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-23829
>
It could have been, I'm not really sure. I spent all day yesterday attempting
to resolve it (downloading SDKs/NDKs/other Android tools), all to no avail.
Every time I went to that tab in the Options screen, that one item
> Next time you can use this setup_android.cmake [1] script that should
> download everything you need (Java JDK, Android SDK, Android NDK) to get
> started with Android development.
>
> It takes a few minutes and works on all desktop platforms Windows / Linux /
> Mac.
Are you referring
Say I've got a class inheritance design like so:
class Abstract
{
virtual void foo() = 0;
}
class Base : public Abstract
{
virtual void foo();
}
class Child : public Base
{
virtual void foo() override;
}
class Grandchild : public Child
{
virtual void foo() override;
}
Is there any way
> > Anyhow, given it's a virtual, how can you know at compile time if
> > you're calling GrandChild::foo() or not?
> >
> > Abstract *blah = getFoo();
> > blah->foo(); // might call Grandchild::foo(), or not
>
> FWIW, there are at least 3 cases when it is certainly known at compile time
> which
> Note that if such feature was implemented and you could find all places where
> your target overload is certainly called, there would be other call sites
> where it
> *might* be called and this is what "find all references" is trying to show.
Yep, agreed. And I'd be ok with that if both (or
When debugging code, is there a way to see the return values of individual
calls within a complex conditional? For example, if I've got the following code:
QString a;
QString b;
QString c;
// ... a bunch of code that manipulates the above strings
if(a.isEmpty() || b.isEmpty() || c.isEmpty())
{
> > If I set a breakpoint on or above the "if" line, and then step using
> > the "Step Over" button, I see the cursor bounce around the "if" line a
> > couple times as I press it, and eventually based on the result of the
> > entire conditional I see I see the current line of code move into one
>
I'm creating a model class for a large table, so I would like to use lazy
loading.
1. In Qt Creator, I right-click my project and select the "Add New..." option.
2. In the new file creation wizard that pops up, I select the "Qt" option from
the "Files and Classes" list, and then select the
I have just encountered a problem, where I do not need a certain UI
element e.g. QPushButton and I would like to remove it but since I
have connected it with several slots (e.g. clicked(), released() etc.
) I now have several references of this button in my code.
How can I remove all
I have just encountered a problem, where I do not need a certain UI
element e.g. QPushButton and I would like to remove it but since I
have connected it with several slots (e.g. clicked(), released() etc.
) I now have several references of this button in my code.
How can I remove
, that it's able to
find that .so...
Sean
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To: Murphy, Sean M.; qt-creator@qt-project.org
Subject: RE: Issue accessing hardware from inside Qt Creator
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I've got Qt Creator 2.8 installed built off from Qt 5.1.0. When I first opened
it up and loaded an existing project, I was able to access the help
documentation, but it was for Qt 4.7.4, which is installed on this machine, but
not the documentation I want to use. I messed around with some
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