1.: I would only use Qt Creator or MSVS. I don't see any reason for using both, it makes things more complicated I guess. 2.: If you create a dialog from VS using the QtDesigner, ui files are automatically created during the build which you can include in your custom dialog classes. 3.: What ki...

I want to configure my .pro file in QtCreator in a way that makes it possible to compile on different OS types (32 or 64). For example consider that i want to add the binaries of a library to my project on Windows. For that i install the library through its install wizard and according to Windows...

That's a question we can read on a lot of forums. But I can't decide which to choose, taking account of my wish to publish only on Windows! I want it to be easy (not too much huh ?) and performant (though, I'm not working at NASA :D). So I'm here to ask you what language you think that will be t...

It's usually ill advised to derive from a container. You almost always want a "Has A" relationship otherwise your class will expose members that users of your class can use which may corrupt the state. Also it looks like you're trying to implement a look up in your class which means perhaps QMap...

Right, so in general, Qt uses the API "contains" for such things. If you take a look at the following places, you will see it yourself: QHash: bool QHash::contains(const Key & key) const QMap: bool QMap::contains(const Key & key) const QStringList: bool QStringList::contains(const QString & str...

I have a class named Symbol and I would like to create a QVector subclass (Symbols) to add some useful methods. But when I use Symbols from another class A, the compiler gives the error 'Symbols does not name a type'. class Symbols: public QVector<Symbol> { public: Symbols() {}; ...

value will not become created if if (TARGETLINE <= NEWLINE_COUNT) fails. The return statement is outside of the if statement, which means that value may be attempted to be returned even if it is not created.