[philmacu]

On my build I had to point intellisense to both a local source and a remote one

for example I added a local reference

c:\Qt\4.8.6\include\Qt

and on the remote machine

/usr/include/qt4

I found it best to add \Qt \QtGui \QtCore (again local and remote)

both are added via the VisualGDB proberties -> intellisenseSettings

[philmacu]

Solved it myself the setting was under

Edit->Intellisense

 

BUT it seems to be a bit flaky only works sometimes ?

I was looking under VisualGDB, too many damn options in VS2015 🙂

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by philmacu.

[philmacu]

Solved it 🙂

 

Needed to modify the .pro file to include QT network reference, originally it only referenced the GUI and Core,

 

QT       += core gui network

[philmacu]

Yep same for me, if I change the ui, for example if I add a button, it shows up as an intellisence error. It compiles fine but is a bummer because intellisense thinks it’s an error it won’t show we the methods associated with the object… not the end if the world but it is annoying

[philmacu]

Yep that sorted it, I had been looking in the /usr/include thinking it was one of the Qt files that I needed to point to, never realised that it was the ui_MainWindow.h file tht was in my own debug folder! Adding that did the trick.

 

Many thanks,

Phil

[philmacu]

Thanks for that I will try it out later today

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