Let QT Creator support Windows Phone 8 development

Let QT Creator support Windows Phone 8 development

Recently the QtCreator3.2 out. Fixed some bugs. Better than the previous version number 3.1.2.

Since the previous version number (Qt for WINRT) has some problems with packaging, I downloaded the IDE to try it out today. When I started to set up a development environment for Windows Phone 8, there was always no success.

Finally, I found a way to use this method to successfully set up a QT Creator that supports the Windows Phone 8 development environment.

Open Qt Creator, beginning with nothing other than desktop devices found no matter what other devices.

But I looked under, Qt Forwinrt This suite comes with a QT creator that is capable of displaying my installed Windows Phone and Windows Phone emulator devices.

What is the reason for this?

The original function is to bring a directory in the Qtcreator, a directory named Qtproject in the $${qtcreator}/share/qtcreator directory, the newly installed qtcreator is not. The workaround is to copy and paste the directory that comes with it to the location of the newly installed Qt creator.

Then start the newly installed QT Creator, and the result is the appropriate device:

Then you need to open a Qtcreator platform plugin WINRT.

Over here:

Reboot. And then open Qtcreator. "Option? Build and execute?" Build kit (Kit) and "qtversions" both correctly set Qt's Windows rt/windows phone version number.

The role of the WINRT plugin, like the Android plugin, is to assist with the initiative to set QT version numbers and build packages. Once enabled and the device is ready, the QT version number and build suite are generated on their own initiative.

Let QT Creator support Windows Phone 8 development