[Qt4-preview-feedback] Visual Studio Addin can't find files

[Sven Grunewaldt]

Am 10.03.2009 13:45, schrieb Joerg Bornemann:
> ext Sven Grunewaldt wrote:
>
>> my installation directory is "E:\Entwicklung\lib\qt-4.5.0-msvc" and 
>> the bin folder contains qmake. I can use qmake and compile Qt 
>> applications fine, it's just *.pro opening that doesn't work.
>> Config of the addin: http://img1.abload.de/img/tmpn2ke.jpg
>> Moving the qt directory to E:\qt didn't help either.
>
> Hm...we can't reproduce the problem and actually this should "just 
> work" (tm). Could you please try the new version of the add-in?
> http://download.qtsoftware.com/vsaddin/qt-vs-addin-1.0.0-beta2.exe
>
>> As a suggestion for the error message: Can't you look for Qt in PATH 
>> or QTDIR? I always have both variables correctly set for Qt.
>
> We read QTDIR as fallback so its really weird that it doesn't work for 
> you. :-/
>
>
> Joerg
>
Hi,

I monitored something new... after moving my qt back to the original 
location I forgot to change the Path in VS.
Now I get an error message instantly which tells me that it can't find 
qmake.exe.
I updated to beta2 and reconfigured the paths in the configuration 
dialog but it still fails witht the same error message.

I checked the whole thing with procmon and I found these interesting lines:
18:32:59,2479994    devenv.exe    4368    QueryOpen    C:\bin\qmake    
FAST IO DISALLOWED
18:32:59,2480697    devenv.exe    4368    CreateFile    C:\bin\qmake    
PATH NOT FOUND    Desired Access: Read Attributes, Disposition: Open, 
Options: Open Reparse Point, Attributes: n/a, ShareMode: Read, Write, 
Delete, AllocationSize: n/a
18:32:59,2481724    devenv.exe    4368    QueryOpen    
C:\bin\qmake.exe    FAST IO DISALLOWED
18:32:59,2482325    devenv.exe    4368    CreateFile    
C:\bin\qmake.exe    PATH NOT FOUND    Desired Access: Read Attributes, 
Disposition: Open, Options: Open Reparse Point, Attributes: n/a, 
ShareMode: Read, Write, Delete, AllocationSize: n/a

Seems the addin doesn't prepend the Qt path to the execution.

Regards,
Sven Grunewaldt