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| Grushenka |
Posted - Jan 17 2007 : 2:31:09 PM
I'm using Visual Assist X 10.3.1543.0 with Visual Studio .NET 2003, version 7.1.3088. I'm working in C++ with commercial QT 4.2.2.
VA seems to have a hard time parsing the various QT headers. Many of my QT classes and symbols show up in black and underlined in red. Generally I can fix this by manually opening the corresponding QT header and closing it again, but the fix only lasts until I reopen the project in Visual Studio.
Some QT classes are parsed correctly--others show up as if they are unrecognized.
I've tried rebuilding the symbol database several times. I can see QT's directories being parsed in the status bar when I restart Visual Studio. My Include Files are set at the Visual Studio level (under Tools, Options, Projects, VC++ Directories, Win32, Include files). Here's my list. Initially it included just $(QTDIR), then I added the subdirectories of \\include, then I tried throwing in \\src. Here's my current list:
$(QTDIR)
$(QTDIR)\\src
$(QTDIR)\\include
$(QTDIR)\\include\\ActiveQt
$(QTDIR)\\include\\Qt
$(QTDIR)\\include\\Qt3Support
$(QTDIR)\\include\\QtAssistant
$(QTDIR)\\include\\QtCore
$(QTDIR)\\include\\QtDesigner
$(QTDIR)\\include\\QtGui
$(QTDIR)\\include\\QtNetwork
$(QTDIR)\\include\\QtOpenGL
$(QTDIR)\\include\\QtSql
$(QTDIR)\\include\\QtXml
$(VCInstallDir)atlmfc\\include
$(VCInstallDir)PlatformSDK\\include
$(FrameworkSDKDir)include
I also tried putting these under "Source files":
$(QTDIR)\\src
$(QTDIR)\\include
Any suggestions? I'm just learning QT, and I'd love to have Visual Assist's magic helping me out with the unknown bits. |
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| Grushenka |
Posted - Jan 17 2007 : 4:50:08 PM
(I forgot to mention that I had already added the QT macros to stdafx.h.)
When I looked at VA Options -> Projects -> C/C++ Directories, I realized that my VA Platform was set for Custom settings, not Win32. Under Custom settings I had a path only to: \\qt\\4.2.2\\include.
As soon as I switched it to Win32 and restarted, VA came alive. QT's class structure is now unfurled. Thanks for the tip. |
| feline |
Posted - Jan 17 2007 : 3:10:02 PM
That looks correct.
If you look in:
VA Options -> Projects -> C/C++ Directories
are these directories listed?
Have you rebooted the machine since setting the QTDIR environment variable? If not can you try this.
VA does work with Qt, but you will want to read this FAQ:
http://docs.wholetomato.com?W310 |
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