qt-creator

问题 I am interested to import Itk-snap source code in Qt5.4. Based on their help I could built the executable itksnap in my system using cmake(3.4.1). Then, I have imported the Cmakelist.txt in Qt creator and pressed "run camke". It is configured successfully, but I cannot see the project file ( no main.cpp or any file in left panel)! , cannot build it because it does not loaded in Qt creator. What do I do wrong? How can I have itksnap in my QT creator. I am using OSX, and unix generator for

问题 I have installed QTCreator in ubuntu 12.04 through sudo apt-get install. My problem is that QTcreator is not able to recognize the executable in debug mode, although it is running fine without debugging..when I simply run my program. The error which the QTCreator throws at me while debugging is: s/Prog": not in executable format: File format not recognized I can use gdb outside QtCreator. All my tool chain just shows me GCC(x86 64 bit)...is this setting fine. If not please recommend. 回答1: I

问题 I have lots of member variables in my file i.e. int m_member_var , when I hit alt+enter to auto generate the getters/setters, it give me the setter void setMember_var(...) . But I need set_member_var(...) . Is there a way to change the template? I'm using Qtcreator 3.0.1 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31162580/qtcreator-customize-getters-and-setters

问题 I'm using QT Creator debugger. When I try to debug a large array (i.e. 1000,000 elements), it hangs for trying to retrieve the whole array's values, though I'm trying to see the first few elements only. In KDevelop the debugger shows the first 5 elements only, then I press click to show another 5 elements and so on. Is it possible to do the same in QT Creator? 回答1: The answer depends on the debugging backend you use, and the version of Qt Creator. With GDB as debugging backend you can use

问题 This code block: #include <iostream> #include <fstream> #include <string> using namespace std; int main () { string line; ifstream myfile ("example.txt"); if (myfile.is_open()) { while ( myfile.good() ) { getline (myfile,line); cout << line << endl; } myfile.close(); } else cout << "Unable to open file"; return 0; } taken from here, compiles and runs well, but the good() function isn't recognized by my IDE (Qt) when I try to write it by hand and use autocomplete. Can anyone tell me why? Thank

问题 I'm new to Qt and cannot figure out how to deploy a simple Qt application on Windows. It runs fine when run from inside Qt Creator, but it won't run when directly executed. I have the newest version of the Qt SDK installed and am using all of the default settings. I have read dozens of "how to" guides, all of which provided conflicting information, in addition to dozens upon dozens of forum threads, blog posts, and questions on here. I simply cannot find instructions that clearly explain how

问题 I ve installed QT Creator in OpenSUSE Linux distro, Can i know if it is possible to create ".exe" of QT program which is perfectly executing in Linux. If so kindly mention the procedure to create .exe in Linux. Thank U 回答1: I understand that you have a Qt application, and you are able to compile it on OpenSuse using QtCreator, and you want to create a windows binary of the same application on OpenSuse. The most hassle free method of doing this is to install the Qt SDK (and QtCreator, if need

问题 I'm trying to configure Qt Creator (Qt 5.4.1) with OpenCV 2.4.10. I've followed the steps on this page: https://zahidhasan.wordpress.com/2014/08/19/qt-5-3-1-64-bit-mingw-windows/ I followed all steps to the letter except this: INCLUDEPATH += C:\opencv-mingw\install\include LIBS += -L”C:/opencv-mingw/install/x64/mingw/bin” LIBS += -lopencv_core249 -lopencv_highgui249 -lopencv_imgproc249 I changed it to INCLUDEPATH += C:\opencv-mingw\install\include LIBS += -L”C:/opencv-mingw/install/x64/mingw

问题 I'm trying to use the g2o library in a c++ project. I installed the library in two systems OpenSuse - dependencies through zypper install, g2o by compiling according to directions Ubuntu - all dependencies through apt-get, g2o by compiling according to directions My .pro file includes these, in order to link to the .so libaries: INCLUDEPATH += /home/rhun/data/Coding/g2o/trunk/lib/ LIBS += -L/home/rhun/data/Coding/g2o/trunk/lib/ LIBS += -lg2o_calibration_odom_laser LIBS += -lg2o_cli LIBS +=

问题 I have a QT application. It has functioning QPushButtons that are connected to slots in my program. I am now trying to add a new button myNewButton , but somewhere, somehow it is not being registered. For an existing, working button myExistingButton I have the line: connect(ui->myExistingButton, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(Foo())); I cannot simply add the line: connect(ui->myNewButton, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(Foo())); The compilation error is: class UI::Viewer has no member named