System Cannot Find Path Specified
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@surferbrain
You need to look inside thatvcvarsall.batfile and see what paths it is trying to find/execute which cannot be found. Isn't the problem in your VS set up rather than Creator? -
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@jondoe420 said in System Cannot Find Path Specified:
I thought those enterprise licenses were supposed to pay for something
What "enterprise licenses"? Do you mean some kind of Qt commercial licence? If so why not ask TQtC?
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@jondoe420 said in System Cannot Find Path Specified:
I am still having this problem in 2022. Did no one work on a fix? I thought those enterprise licenses were supposed to pay for something
The Qt enterprise license can't fix your Visual Studio installation for you.
If you'd like assistance, please provide diagnoatic information like what @surferbrain did above.
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@Nahian
Hello and welcome." step by step guide" to what? This thread is a question about the MS-supplied
vcvars...batfile having an error in it when run on the user's system, likely nothing to do with Qt.I used ifstream, fstream, ofstream, and QFile, but none worked.
Used them for what? I don't see any connection between these calls and
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@JonB sorry for the late reply, my problem seems different, but the error message is similar to mine.
So my problem is: I am using a basic c++ technique just create a text file, but it's always telling me that file not found or cant open. It worked when I downloaded the qt creator for the first time, but now it doesn't work. The common error message was "System Cannot Find Path Specified" I am going to upload a video about the problem and send the link here so you can see everything.
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@JonB Here's the video to my issue: [https://youtu.be/FrFimu395Mo](link url)
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@Nahian
Sorry, don't have time to watch a 5 minute video. You are supposed to paste a minimal example of any code which goes wrong.If you get the message "System Cannot Find Path Specified" it means exactly what it says: the file path you handed to it, probably to open for reading (you sure you are creating a file not opening a file??), cannot be found. Either you are passing an absolute path to a file which does not exist or, most likely, you are using a relative path. And since you don't know what directory that is relative to you must not do that, and must make a suitable absolute path to the file, e.g. with the help of QStandardPaths Class. Or you might use Qt resource paths if you want to supply a file embedded in your executable.
