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[solved] Qt Creator can't find header-files
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ejjoman
2011-06-11 , 17:12
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Hello everyone
At first I'll say, that I'm a new member in this community. As you will see, my english is not so good - sorry about that.
Sadly in the german MeeGo-Community (
http://meego.de
) no one can help me. That's why I'll ask here.
I have a "little" problem with the Qt Creator.
I've installed the version 2.2 on Windows 7 64bit. My problem is, if I add a new project to the Qt Creator and set the target to "Maemo5" then the editor can't find the header-files. They are underlined and in a tooltip is a message that says, that there is no such file or directory.
Therefore it will not give any code-completion.
When I build the project, there are no errors - it works perfectly.
This problem occurs only on the Qt-Libs. For example: in the main.cpp the
Code:
#include <QtGui/QApplication>
is marked as not found.
What could I do? It's not so funny to write code without code-completion.
Edit:
before I forget it: When I remove the Path to the qmake.exe of the Maemo-target and add it again and set my projekt to this new Target then all works ok. But after a restart of QtCreator the same error comes again.
Last edited by ejjoman; 2011-06-16 at
15:29
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