Qt Creator and other tools

Thanks Dave, I tried your suggestion and it still gives me the same error. I think it's expecting a reply that it's not getting. Warp Terminal is not just a terminal, it is the glue that ties your MCP Server to the LLM's. It supports multiple LLM's and is a terminal / IDE environment.

@Tetsuzin72 I will just say that I use valgrind from Creator under Ubuntu 24.04 with no problem. But I may not be doing the same as you, and I use the much older Creator which comes with 24.04 so I don't know about newer ones. While you await a solution: if you really need to get this working, you could tell Creator to run a different "executable" for valgrind which is actually an executable shell script of yours. Then you can go through the command line arguments Creator passes to it and remove the ones you say it prepends but you do not want before passing on to the real valgrind executable. Just saying.

windeployqt only bundles Qt’s own libraries. For MSYS2: Have an AI write a Python script with the following logic: Recursively scan the target folder generated by windeployqt—including all subdirectories—to enumerate all executable files and DLLs. This ensures dependencies for plugins like qsqlpsql are also fully captured. Run ldd on each file, extract all library paths starting with c:/msys64 or /c/msys64, and copy those libraries to the deployment folder. Repeat step 1 in a loop until ldd no longer returns any library paths beginning with c:/msys64. For MSVC (VC): Match the corresponding compiler version, and include the compatible vcredist_x64 redistributable when delivering the package to end users.

@SimonSchroeder said in What is a better IDE for QT: So, I just need a single click after locating the line whereas in Qt Creator I need to first right click and then pick the correct menu entry and left click. Point taken, so a little QoL issue :) Use/assign a keyboard shortcut and you are down to one click (or move cursor to line with arrow keys) and one keypress :)

OK，I Migrate to the Ninja，，完美~

@aha_1980 Thank you.

After I restarted my system, it started displaying Chinese. Why are there so many header files being output? How to disable?

https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Examples_in_Qt_Creator has some information about the subject.

You can go directly with Qt Creator which embeds Designer already. That way you don't have to leave the IDE to continue development.

@cuijg said in there is a bug in the git commit.: @aha_1980 Mac M2 Which version of macOS ?

@cristian-adam thank you

@jeremy_k Thanks for that one. Alt+Shift+R for me Linux too. I would not have realised this was a Tools menu thing. I'd still like to know whether the QFormLayout vertical spacing is "unavoidable" because it varies per style at runtime or whether it should really be shown "squeezed" at design time because all styles do so anyway....

@JonB I've learned that 16 years ago so I don't remember (anymore). Probably trial and error...

thanks cristian for reply.... as we can clearly see the problem, MLT has very limited (maybe old and obsolete) documentation for steps on compiling MLT (including Shotcut) in Windows platform, hence, the hybrid thing was the approach for successful compilation. if possible can I have links to documentations for compilation on Windows platform, and in case if further new development is required using MLT framework, which QTCreator needs to be used.?

I cleaned my build directory and recompiled my project from scratch, and the warnings have disappeared. So these warnings came probably from a mismatch between Qt/compiler version, after the upgrade to Qt Creator 19.