I'm trying to implement a Qt window within a Photoshop plugin. I created a window with Qt Creator then exported it inside Visual Studio Express 2010. I've managed to get everything to compile.
The only problem is that Photoshop crashes when I try to open the window. How can I debug this error?
I am using Qt 5.1 32-bit and the latest Photoshop SDK.
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The Qt VS Tools extension does not work for me in VS 2022. I have Qt installed to my c drive, and when trying to add the version to the extension shown in the image below:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/TZ6yb.png
the tool loads for a good 10-20 seconds, crashes, and nothing has been changed
HOW TO ADD QT VERSION TO QT VS TOOLS
Click "+" button
Click at File Explorer icon on Path
Select C:\Qt\{The version of Qt you're using}\msvc2019_64\qmake.exe and open it
You're done! Click ok to comfirm it
CRASHED?
Maybe you had a very low-end PC, try install Visual Studio 2019.
I have a Xamarin.Android (12.0) project that references a .Net Standard 2.0 library that contains all the code for the business logic of the app.
When I drop a breakpoint in the Android project in Visual Studio for Mac, they work as expected. However when I put a breakpoint in the library project, the breakpoints stay "hollow" and are never hit during execution. Hovering over the breakpoints doesn't reveal any further information, they just "don't work".
Is there a way to troubleshoot breakpoints in VS?
This is in both Visual Studio for Mac 17.0.2 and also the Preview 17.3
It's fixed in the latest version of Visual Studio for Mac.
I managed to create VS app to load a web page with qt WebEngine. Now I would like to use incognito mode but I cant figure out how to translate the qt documentation to VS?
https://doc.qt.io/QT-5/qtwebengine-webenginewidgets-simplebrowser-example.html
How would I define profiles in VS?
I created a C# solution with Xamarin Studio (on Mac) that uses GTK. When I clone that to Windows and open it in Visual Studio, I'm disappointed to see that all the GTK references are broken.
In Xamarin, I see that the GTK libraries are in the Mono Framework, and not just simple dlls. The references point to paths in /Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework/' according to the UI, but in the underlying.csproj` file, there is no path at all.
In Visual Studio, those references are broken, and the paths are empty. The Mono for Windows installer (mono-3.2.3-gtksharp-2.12.11-win32-0.exe, in my case) does not add the GTK libs to the GAC (which seems like a dumb thing to not do).
Is there a way to get GTK# recognized by Visual Studio in a way that doesn't break the project for Xamarin Studio?
Either install Xamarin Studio on the Windows machine or install GTK# by itself. You will not be able to design UI from Visual Studio but you will be able to build it and debug/run it.
http://www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html
I've installed Qt4.7.4 as explained on this page:
http://www.holoborodko.com/pavel/2011/02/01/how-to-compile-qt-4-7-with-visual-studio-2010/
and I also installed the last version of the visual studio plugin (1.9.1).
I can create qt project, compile and run them with visual studio. However when I want to open a .ui file or the qt designer (Qt -> launch designer) I get the following error:
"No default Qt version found. Please check your Qt visual studio Add-in settings."
I already reinstalled the qt visual studio plugin but it didnt helped.
The right Qt version is also set in the options of the add-in (Qt -> Qt version)