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lucaciti:
I managed to integrate quite well (at least for my needs) QT4 with Code::Blocks.
If you follow the attached instructions you can:
- create new QT apps from a template
- invoke the qt designer to edit forms from within Code::Blocks
- let Code::Blocks automatically create the .pro file
- let Code::Blocks build release and debug targets
- interactively debug your QT app with Code::Blocks
I hope this helps as is or (better) can stimulate further improvements.
Cheers,
Luca


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Luca Citi
Ph.D. Candidate, Biorobotic science and engineering
IMT - Institutions, Markets, Technologies
Lucca Institute for Advanced Studies - Italy
Via San Micheletto, 3
55100 Lucca - Italy
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Michael:

--- Quote from: lucaciti on December 14, 2005, 05:47:12 pm ---I managed to integrate quite well (at least for my needs) QT4 with Code::Blocks.
If you follow the attached instructions you can:
- create new QT apps from a template
- invoke the qt designer to edit forms from within Code::Blocks
- let Code::Blocks automatically create the .pro file
- let Code::Blocks build release and debug targets
- interactively debug your QT app with Code::Blocks
I hope this helps as is or (better) can stimulate further improvements.
Cheers,
Luca

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That's interesting. Grazie Luca :).

Michael

yop:
It uses the same method mentioned in other threads, but with the major improvement of qt designer. The major issues discussed quite a while ago still apply though but your work around is by far the most complete. Excellent work (and what I always admire: very well documented ;))

off topic: What is biorobotic engineering? (I could only find 5 paragraphs in wikipedia)

lucaciti:
What do you mean with "major issues"?
One issue I cannot solve is "code completion" of QT classes.
Cheers,
Luca

off topic:
http://www.imtlucca.it/phd_programs/biorobotics_science_engineering/index.php

Michael:

--- Quote from: lucaciti on December 15, 2005, 10:43:50 am ---off topic:
http://www.imtlucca.it/phd_programs/biorobotics_science_engineering/index.php

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Interesting PhD program (Biorobotics Science and Engineering). Unfortunately, too late for me :( as I am doing already a PhD. It would have been a good solution to combine my biology skills with my computer sciences skills :).

Michael
 

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