Sorry If you feel that this is an already asked question. But I googled for more than 2 days any tried lots of solution which given through stackoverflow and referred lots of tutorials. But I couldn't get a proper idea.
I am already working in a project which use c++(visual studio) with opencv which I am developing as my university project. I have developing this for last 2 months. But now I want to add a better UI.(Previously I considered only on the functionality) So I decided to move into QT. I'm new to QT. So I did some google search.
I know that I can do this with the QT creator. But I want to do this in visual studio as the functionality of my project is bit complex. What I already know is I have to build opencv with Qt using cmake. I followed few tutorials. But most of the tutorials use mingw and QT creator.
http://www.anlak.com/build-debug-opencv-vs2010/
Accoring to above tutorial I generated a visual studio project using cmake. But when I tried to open that solution file my visual studio becomes not-responding. I can't figure out the reason.
I tried two days and I couldn't find a proper tutorial which describes integration of QT and opencv in visual studio. So can someone give me the instruction to integrate QT and Opencv in visual studio.
Qt Visual Studio Add-In is what you need to get this done. You can download it from https://qt-project.org/downloads.
Then follow the instruction here : http://doc.qt.digia.com/vs-add-in-1.1.7/index.html
I got it to work after just reading the first section.
I also tried the other way, using OpenCV in Qt-creator. It's really painful and I couldn't get it to work. It is much easier to do this in Visual Studio.
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I am a beginner and follow the lessons from the c++ CryEngine documentation. But the problem is that I can't go any further until I generate a solution for the c++ project
I don't even have an icon for the corresponding buttons in the menu
I can provide a couple of screenshots
I tried different versions of the engine to solve the problem with generating the solution for the project, but all in vain
https://ibb.co/nL3SYKp
Open up Visual Studio Installer and make sure you have the latest Windows SDK installed, besides the one required by Cryengine.
For me it was Windows 11 SDK (10.0.22621.0).
I am trying to use Qt to make a simple GUI program in C++ using Microsoft Visual Studio. It's for a school project, but my professor has given very little guidance on how to get the Qt library working in Visual Studio, and I can't seem to follow the information given on the website. I know it's a big ask, but would anyone be able to walk me through how to get things up and running?
I recently installed and used QT at home using VS19 Community and latest QT Open Source.
The following YouTube video should help you get started.
Configure VS19 to create QT5 Apps
The Summary:
Install QT: Choose advanced, and install the latest version of QT + the support for version of Visual Studio you are using.
Install the "QT Visual Studio Tools" extension via the Visual Studio "Manage Extensions"
After installed, From inside VS, set the QT version under the Extensions-->QT VS Tools-->QT Options.
Create a new project.
-- Search for "QT" as it may not appear in the list.
And you're off.
I am attempting to build some group's project with QT Creator and the only guide I got was that it should be built using MSVC2013. QT's regular kits do not have MSVC 2013 32-bit and 64-bit (I guess they don't go back that far), so I tried to download a legacy version (4.12.2) along with Visual Studio Express 2013 but I can't seem to find where to go from here.
Can someone suggest the cleanest way to build a complete QT project using MSVC2013? Preferably in a way that a VHDL developer would understand!
I've tried installing the Qt tools for Visual Studio 3 times now. Each time, the results are not usable. All the instructions I'm seeing on the web are from clearly much earlier versions. The main problem I'm having now is that the Qt UI application template isn't showing up in the list of project types. I've seen instructions that say I should see a Qt menu item in VS and that isn't happening, but maybe that's from a past version. Does anyone have any experience with how to correctly install the Qt Tools in the current Visual Studio version?
A secondary question is, assuming one gets the tools installed, can you use the VS designer view, when using Qt form elements?
Thanks in advance.
I am learning c++ and wish to draw geometry to better enjoy the process and test my scripts.
I searched for a library to draw vectors in c++ and found Cairo came highly recommended on this site. I went ahead and downloaded Gtkmm that comes with Cairomm and installed it. I so far used this aweomse tutorial:
https://live.gnome.org/gtkmm/MSWindows/UsingMSVC
I followed the steps but I think this tutorial might be outdated or there may be an issue with one of the steps on MSVC 2012 with gtkmm-vc100-d-2_4.props (that is perhaps only supported on MSVC 2010).
In general I really want to get started but I am new to this and very confused atm.
It seems the current latest Project property file is not supported with Visual Studio 11 (2012).
I should have known that with the file name being, 'gtkmm-vc100-2_4'.
It works perfectly with VC10 so I reverted to using that for the time being.
I compiled gtkmm3 on Widnows 7 x64 (including cairo and others) for Visual Studio, see this
I have a CMake based project to build gtkmm on top of MSYS2 (it used to use OBS). It can be used with any version of Visual Studio supported by CMake as well as plain makefiles and jom makefiles.