I am on a hand built QtCreator 4.14 from Git Hash: c650c9473d
cmake build: Don't install highlighting files when using system lib
Eike Ziller
Dec 18, 2020 at 11:13 AM
I have not tried updating QtCreator in a while. I think the LLVM requirements
changed at some point, and I’m happy
No, I am on the same exact Xcode. The problem happened when I updated QT
creator. What I did was downgrade QT creator to 4.13, and now it works. So the
problem is with 4.14.
-dave
> On Jan 11, 2021, at 6:24 AM, Michael Jackson
> wrote:
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> Have you recently updated your version of Xcode?
Have you recently updated your version of Xcode? I had this issue after I
updated Xcode to 12.3. I ended up having to reconfigure and recompile my
project and debugging now seems to work. I also compile my own QtCreator so I’m
not really sure which version I am on but it is in the 4.14 range. An
Hi,
You should be able to add kotlin code same way as Java code, however you need
some changes to the Gradle configs. I added a template of build.gradle that can
use Kotlin under https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-86894, you can use that,
I used that with a simple Qt app that uses Java and k
