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yop:
What is it?
A plugin that adds support for Qt to the Code::Blocks IDE
How?
Using qmake, Trolltech's makefile generator, included in every Qt installation. The plugin generates input files (.pro files) for qmake and then runs it to generate a makefile. Using the internal Code::Blocks support for Makefiles you can build your project and have all the features that C::B provides available.

More information in: http://code.google.com/p/qtworkbench/
Get the sources using svn (be carefull of wrapping):
svn checkout http://qtworkbench.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ [C::B sources dir]/src/plugins/contrib/qtworkbench
Binaries: http://code.google.com/p/qtworkbench/downloads/list

mandrav:
Nice job :)


--- Quote ---And the best way would be to trigger somehow a makefile build. The only way I can see that being possible is to get the makefile build process out of the compiler plugin and into the core.
--- End quote ---

If you automatically set the project to use a custom makefile, then the following is sufficient:


--- Code: (cpp) ---// find compiler plugin
PluginsArray arr = Manager::Get()->GetPluginManager()->GetCompilerOffers();
if (arr.GetCount() == 0)
    return;

cbCompilerPlugin* compiler = static_cast<cbCompilerPlugin*>(arr[0]);
if (compiler)
{
    // we have our compiler!
    // start building
    compiler->Build(targetName); // use <target_name> or leave <empty> for project build

    // wait for compiler to finish
    while (compiler->IsRunning())
    {
        // if you want to abort the build, ucomment the following:
        //compiler->KillProcess();

        wxMilliSleep(10);
        Manager::Yield();
    }
    int exitCode = compiler->GetExitCode();

    // ta-da!
}

--- End code ---

HTH.

yop:
Well I've also created my plugin as a compiler plugin, are we sure that the compilergcc plugin will be in arr[0]? Now that I think about it my plugin doesn't have to be a compiler plugin at all... Let me see what I can figure out. And yes you 've helped a lot

mandrav:

--- Quote from: yop on February 05, 2006, 12:21:19 am ---Well I've also created my plugin as a compiler plugin, are we sure that the compilergcc plugin will be in arr[0]? Now that I think about it my plugin doesn't have to be a compiler plugin at all... Let me see what I can figure out. And yes you 've helped a lot

--- End quote ---

I see you get the point ;)
Really, there is no reason for more than one compiler plugin loaded at the same time.

yop:
And ta da it is  :D
Those 10 something lines of code made all the difference. I'll strip my code from all these obsolete stuff now (message log, calls to make, ...), that is a relief...

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