问题
I have been stuck on this for the past couple days. I have installed QT 4.8 and I have installed the libraries as well. But when I come to make a new project, I am only given the option of creating a plain C++ project with CMake. I do not have the option of using the automated qmake. And I have no idea why. If someone could please help it out it would be much appreciated.
Here is a picture of what I see.

When I see the kits in preferences, I see this.

But in the QT versions section, If I click on that to choose something, It is empty. There is nothing to choose from.
回答1:
- Add a Qt Version. Go to Qt Creator > Preferences... > Build & Run > Qt Versions.
- Click Add.
- On Mac,
/usr
is hidden by default, but you can access the path directly — press ⌘⇧G and type/usr
into the popup. - Navigate to your
qmake
executable and click Open. - Under Helpers, expand Details, and click Build All.
- Add a Qt Kit. Go to Qt Creator > Preferences... > Build & Run > Kits.
- Click Add.
- Select your compiler and Qt version.
- Click OK.
- Make sure the qmake-related plugins are enabled. Go to Qt Creator > About Plugins... and enable the following:
- Build Systems > GenericProjectManager
- Build Systems > Qt4ProjectManager
- Build Systems > QtSupport
- Qt Creator > ProjectExplorer
- Qt Quick > QmlJSTools — As of Qt Creator 2.7.0, qmake projects now need QmlJSTools, which might not be enabled if you had a previous version of Qt Creator installed.
- Then, click Close and restart Qt Creator. You should now be able to create qmake projects.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15713682/cannot-make-new-project-in-qt-on-mac-osx