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Qt Creator source files

Is it possible to set up QtCreator to treat .d files as C sources?

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Are you sure it's the limitation of Qt Creator? It might be something in the compiler, though.

Ariya Hidayat  2009-07-02 22:10:01
Sure. There is no "Treat there extensions as c/c++" option
Dev er dev  2009-07-03 14:08:51
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There is a file called CppEditor.mimetypes.xml embedded as a resource in the binary executable. This file contains a list of file extensions that are treated as C++ source files.

It can be found in the source tree here: src/plugins/cppeditor/CppEditor.mimetypes.xml

I don't think you can change the list without recompiling Qt Creator from source.

atomice  2009-09-07 11:30:24

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