I have created a Qt project I want to have Qt unit test with it how can I include unit test in Qt C++.Can some one suggest a way to integrate it.
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I use qt creator for cross compilation non-qt projects.But I built qt-everywhere for arm to generate qmake because I couldn't use default qmake(for Desktop) for arm.
Is there any way cross compiling non-qt project without building qt-everywhere?
It sounds like you built Qt to develop on and target the ARM, not develop on a Host and target the ARM board. Building Qt to develop on the ARM will create qmake and other tools for the ARM. Building Qt to develop on the Host and target (run) on the arm will create the Qt build tools for the Host and the Qt runtimes for the ARM.
The secret is to add -hostprefix <hostdir> to the configure line. This specifies where to place the host side build tools (moc, uic, qmake) on the Host.
You can find a complete list of the options for configure by running configure --help.
Is there any other way to do automation testing to a QT QML application or read the elements of QT and control it from an other application without squish or any licensed tools?
If yes, is there an documentations for it or sample project?
It may be duplicate, but an answer will be very helpful.
I have built a UI application using Qt 5.7 and an independent widget using Qt 4.8. The widget uses QGIS API, which is incompatible with Qt5. Is there a way to run the widget from the Qt5 based application?
It cant, the Binary Compatibility of Qt5 means that a library build with Qt 4.8 will not run on it. The Api Compatibility was mostly kept, so if you could compile the QGIS on Qt5, then you could run your application on it.
I've created a Qt calculator app using Qt Creator 3.6.0 purely in C++ code (I didn't use Designer)
I would like to know how to use Qt to make it installable for publishing.
I ran the app in both Release and Debug modes and have both folders of the two.
I also downloaded and installed Qt Installer Framework Opensource 2.0.1 for my Qt Creator 3.6.0 (the IDE I use for Qt).
And I also have the .dll files needed to run the .exe file.
I've searched the Web for it. But since I'm a novice in Qt I can't do the works properly, or I don't understand. (They seem complicated)
Now, is there any straight forward method to use an installer for the app to make as platform independent as possible?
If so, what installer? And how to do the process? This is the first time for me.
I have a manjaro Linux system. It comes preinstalled with a Qt designer software that has more widgets compared to default Qt creator. But I can only design GUI with this designer software. How would I write code for it?
I have Qt Creator 5.5 installed, but I don't know if it it possible to integrate these two and if yes, how?