QT on Windows not opening cmd
I am running QT Creator, Ver. 2009.04, on a Windows machine and I am trying to have QT run a command line program. It is simple because I am new to C++. It opens a file, reads line by line and inserts data in to map based on criteria within the string (first five chars are its 'KEY'). The 'Value' is a vector of the string obtained from the file line...
All this description is moot as it will not open the cmd.exe nor will it run in its built-in console. It will however create a process of the programs *.exe just floating in the task manager with no way to access it.
I run the same code in NetBeans and the cmd shows up fine. I want to use QT because it is supposed to be a better IDE than NetBeans. Any suggestions on getting QT to do something?
All this description is moot as it will not open the cmd.exe nor will it run in its built-in console. It will however create a process of the programs *.exe just floating in the task manager with no way to access it.
I run the same code in NetBeans and the cmd shows up fine. I want to use QT because it is supposed to be a better IDE than NetBeans. Any suggestions on getting QT to do something?
Qt Creator is a visual designer for Qt GUIs, if you need to do something else (not a GUI program using Qt) you should use a different IDE
Haha! OH! Duh. Still, I had intended on getting a command line version working well and then place the QT GUI on it. You say this is not the IDE to do that?
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