> Ah, hah! You do it from a terminal window, with a command-line option.
> On a Macintosh, since the .app is really a bundle directory, you do
something like this:
>
>cd /qtbuild/install/macosx/bin/Assistant.app/Contents/MacOS
>./Assistant -rebuild-search-index
That's better than the hack I sugge
On 13-Mar-2012, at 5:01 PM, John Weeks wrote:
> Or maybe there's a secret way to make Assistant rebuild its index.
Ah, hah! You do it from a terminal window, with a command-line option. On a
Macintosh, since the .app is really a bundle directory, you do something like
this:
cd /qtbuild/instal
>Thanks, David. That's what I tried. I tried removing everything and adding
it back.
> I tried removing everything, closing Qt Assitant, re-starting Assistant
and adding
>everything back. I tried it more than once, and with some details thrown in
like
>setting it to a blank page before removing eve
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>> Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2012 13:21:56 -0700
>> From: John Weeks
>> Subject: [Interest] Qt Assistant can't search
>> To: interest@qt-project.org
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>Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2012 13:21:56 -0700
>From: John Weeks
>Subject: [Interest] Qt Assistant can't search
>To: interest@qt-project.org
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&g
I have recently installed Qt 4.8 on my Macintosh, and now Qt Assistant can't
search for anything. The documentation is clearly all there (I've been reading
it) but searches give a big "Your search did not match any documents." message.
I even got that when I tried to search for "QWidget". Huh.
