On Friday, 2014-10-17, 05:40:05, John Woodhouse wrote: > I mostly use the designer as I am not much of a c++ person. My previous > version had many KDE icons by the widgets most if not all of these have > been replaced with a QT icon This is the fallback icon in case the widget plugin does not have one for the respective widget. It is provided by designer so it falls back to the Qt logo. > First problem was that > compile - run couldn't always find header files. I noticed that these were > in quotes rather than <> so found them and moved them into the project > directory. This could be a bug in the widget plugin, i.e. it not correctly specifying the include as a global include. The includes should still work though if you make sure the compiler's include path list contain the respective include dir. See INCLUDEPATH if you are using a QMake based project. > They all then generate unresolved references so don't in real > terms work at all or at least I can't see a way of making them work. Missing LIBS portion for the library providing the widget implementations. Mostly KDEUI (in Qt4). > This leaves me wondering if there is a real Open Souce fork about or true > Open Source widgets sets that can be added and that function in the > designer? I didn't get that part. Qt Designer is not a fork of something, neither are the KDE provided widgets. > All rather sad really as the designer allows relative novices to get a head > start. It's also very multi platform. :=( I clicked on it's config file and > had a surprise when wine opened it. I suspect this indicates where it's > going to go. I didn't get this part either. Sounds to me like your file associations are messed up. > There are some interesting rumour about concerning what > happened to Nokia. Nokia has not been involved with Qt for several years. Cheers, Kevin P.S.: as a general suggestion: for development related questions prefer kde- devel, this is a more an end user support mailing list -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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