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I launched my app in the Qt Creator debugger, then closed the app. The debug panes didn't hide automatically. Then I waited a bit until the status bar said "Debugger finished." but even then they did not hide automatically.

My window looks like this:

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Maybe this is a missing feature and I need to close them myself? Any ideas?

Edit: Now I see that even closing them manually is not a full solution, as:

  • Even when I close the 3 panes, something remains: the horizontal dark bar (the one that says "Debugger" in its left part)
  • When I relaunch the debugger, the 3 debug panes don't get auto-shown.

Hmm, all this is making me feel like I'm doing something fundamentally wrong... this is basic stuff I'm asking about.

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I figured it out. I just needed to switch from "Debug mode" to "Edit mode" via the leftmost dark vertical button bar. That hides the debug panes and bars. And vice versa - switching to the "Debug mode" button shows the debug stuff.

Confusing when I'm used to Visual Studio, but workable I guess.

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    I just ran into this myself; I concur about the confusion. Not sure why the "Debug mode" is valid when no debugger is running. – curob Jul 24 '18 at 16:38