Is there an option to hide clang inline warnings in QtCreator?
Question
Can QtCreator be configured hide warnings in the editor window while still showing the warning icon on the left side?
Description
QtCreator 4.5 with Clang Code Model enabled shows warnings in 2 locations:
- inlined in the code editor
- in a pop-up appearing when hovering over an icon on the left side
In my opinion the former clutters GUI and the latter is both sufficient and less intrusive.
Here's an example:
I looked at QtCreator options including Code Model options and could not find any setting for that.
Solution
Options > Text Editor > Display > Annotation next to line.
It helps me in Qt Creator 4.4.1.
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