Effectively, yes. Your linked page is referring to an embedded version of the standalone Qt Designer application present in Qt Creator as "Qt Widgets Designer". They both produce .ui files describing a UI.

Just comment the line, it worked for me (cstddef file).

@Axel-Spoerl said in QtCreator debugger: display enum texts when used as array indexes, instead of 0,1,2...:

Re-translating that back into an enum, goes a long way. I doubt it will be implemented.

Which is all I said :)

Something along the line of:

DESTDIR = $$OUT_PWD/../app_project/plugins/myplugins

Where app_project is the folder where your application is built and myplugins is the sub folder where you load your plugin from.

@cristian-adam Hi, unfortunately no crash dumps are collected.

@eucor, and that has fixed the problem generally, or do you have to delete & restart every time?
Maybe the build tree is broken, or the virus scanner steps on the compiler's toes.

I don't remember that it is possible to deselect Qt Creator from the online installer at all. So, I highly doubt that you don't have Qt Creator installed.

The default location is C:\Qt\Tools\QtCreator\bin\qtcreator.exe. However, it looks like you have changed C:\Qt to C:\Qt-framework.

@Rick_Hedin said in Trying to open project in later version of QtCreator:

How can I get past this, and run my program on the "deployed" system?

Don't copy generated stuff, only the sources.

I always sign all packages I deploy on the device, regardless of it being a debug or release one.

Why would debug vs release make any difference in whether it should be signed or not?

@Suhel said in Qt creator package not downloading and closed:

please help Qt Creator Company

This is user forum.

Offline installers are available here: https://www.qt.io/offline-installers

Apparently, there is a way.

Quit and reboot Qt.

However, now I'm having an issue with the next module in the tutorial series. This one's issue does not match the ones above. Hmm...

@kahemenne said in dropdown funktionlist:

Gleichzeitig wurde auch die Fehleranzeige nicht mehr angezeigt.
Wie bekomme ich das wieder hin?

Unter "Window" bzw "Fenster" -> "Ausgabepanel" befinden sich die Anzeigen fürs Debugging, Fehler, Suche und die regulären Programm-Outputs. Kann sein, dass sie versteckt bzw. minimiert wurden. Die kann man aber alle wieder hervorholen.

@Christian-Ehrlicher True it is a taste thing. We did this long long ago and have got used to it.
I rechecked the usage of file. If all file names are explicitly added, GLOB is not needed.
It is also true that GLOB is not recommended. However, since we have a lot of files, it was simply applied. One problem is that some files are not used and will be included automatically in the project

Hi,

Check the file content
Check the file permissions
Etc.

@MHuysmans
I think it is intended behaviour. But whatever it should have nothing to do with Qt Creator. That is only a front-end to whatever debugger you use. Which you don't say. So go test this behaviour in the debugger, e.g. gdb with step and next commands.