Hi Bryan, I have been working with Qt 5 for a while at work and I'm getting on with it quite well however the part of it I don't like a huge amount is the locals and expressions window. For me it only display the immediate data but trying to explore my custom types (structs, arrays etc) displays mainly pointers or just start/end values when raw data is selected as the display format. Do you know of any ways to make it look and feel a little more like the locals window in visual studio? I have read up a little on helpers scripted in python but seems like a little too much work for my liking. Are there any options in Qt creator that I can switch on to give the window a little more 'depth'? Your tutorials are awesome by the way! much respect :0)
It does seem that way, never the less the ability to interrogate those custom types/structures in a more 'user friendly' way would make fixing some of my logic errors a little faster/simpler. Maybe the creation of a custom helper or two would be a good idea for a future tutorial...... ;0) Thanks for your time though, keep on keeping on :0)
Hi! console.log is a function in JavaScript, not in Qt, so you can't really compare them, but here goes: qtDebug allows you to print stuff to the Qt Creator console for debugging. console.log is a function in js that prints stuff to the browser's console, which is in the developer tools.
Thanks for the great stuff! Unfortunately my Debugger doesn't work. :(( When I press the debug button I get the error: The selected build of GDB does not support Python scripting. It cannot be used in Qt Creator
Oh my love lots of debugging features, juicy!
Great video! This helped me solve a crashing problem I was having!
Clear and informative.
Thank you, Sir!
Good job!
I think you should make another advanced video tutorials where advanced stuff will be explained.
that would be epic
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Thank you!
Hi Bryan,
I have been working with Qt 5 for a while at work and I'm getting on with it quite well however the part of it I don't like a huge amount is the locals and expressions window. For me it only display the immediate data but trying to explore my custom types (structs, arrays etc) displays mainly pointers or just start/end values when raw data is selected as the display format. Do you know of any ways to make it look and feel a little more like the locals window in visual studio? I have read up a little on helpers scripted in python but seems like a little too much work for my liking. Are there any options in Qt creator that I can switch on to give the window a little more 'depth'? Your tutorials are awesome by the way! much respect :0)
Not to my knowledge, Qt in general seems to need less debugging them most other languages / frameworks I have tried.
It does seem that way, never the less the ability to interrogate those custom types/structures in a more 'user friendly' way would make fixing some of my logic errors a little faster/simpler. Maybe the creation of a custom helper or two would be a good idea for a future tutorial...... ;0) Thanks for your time though, keep on keeping on :0)
Nice tutorial! Could you possible make a tutorial on how to include and compile x64 assembly files in our GUI project?
thanks for help
What is the difference between Qdebug() vs consol.log()?
Hi! console.log is a function in JavaScript, not in Qt, so you can't really compare them, but here goes:
qtDebug allows you to print stuff to the Qt Creator console for debugging. console.log is a function in js that prints stuff to the browser's console, which is in the developer tools.
Thnks sir
when i press f5 on my keyboard and the terminal show up, why qt is output = ^[[15~^[[15~^
I got the error - The ABI of the selected debugger does not match the toolchain ABI
Thanks for the great stuff!
Unfortunately my Debugger doesn't work. :(( When I press the debug button I get the error: The selected build of GDB does not support Python scripting. It cannot be used in Qt Creator
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