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QtWorkbench plugin
Cesar:
I'm glad you recognised me :) I'd be happy to help you improove Qt intergration in C::B.
Recently I've found yet another one IDE with an aim to provide Qt environment and integration. Give it a try, take a look at QIde. Its .pro files handling is amazing! I suppose we could use it, as QIde is GPL-ed as well ;)
Regards, Cesar
yop:
--- Quote from: Cesar on October 02, 2006, 09:29:53 pm ---Give it a try, take a look at QIde. Its .pro files handling is amazing! I suppose we could use it, as QIde is GPL-ed as well ;)
--- End quote ---
I have seen it and it is promising but it is quite imature yet. No doubt it has better handling of .pro files than C::B - QtWorkbench as it is built around them but a) I really need all the goodies that C::B provides and b) I need a generic IDE not a Qt based one. Sure most of my gui programming is around Qt (it's my job) but you also know that qmake / .pro files are restrictive. Right now C::B seems like the only C++ IDE that has the potential to become my main IDE both in linux and windows because it has more than average features (with more and more being added) coupled with its cross platform nature. The drawback is that I can't easily use Qt, but as it is with any oss: if like it and you miss a feature then add it, so that's what I did. This plugin started as strictly personal use but given that meny people were asking for Qt integration I released it and it has reached quite a few downloads (which is honestly surprising considering it's quality). That is what makes me want to improve it. Between wanting and actually doing comes my work and my personal life leaving me very little time to actually finish it. Anyway if you are intrested I 'll pm you my email.
Cesar:
I'm not trying to persuade somebody to switch to other IDE.
First of all it is rude to do this on C::B's forum ;) The second reason is that I can't choose myself, which one to use. Both QIde and C::B have pros and cons.
Anyway, I'm going to join the QIde team as soon as it will move to SVN. Anyway I suppose we could merge our efforts in parsing Qt *.pro files. Right now I'm not familiar with C::B and its API so I might study it for some time.
Regards, Cesar
Methedrine:
Any update on the plug-in? :-)
Also, if you want some help coding, just tell us what needs to be done.
zithen:
Hi, I'm pretty new to programming and I would like to learn via Qt and Code::Blocks.
I'm trying to build the files for the Qtworkbench plugin, but I'm getting build errors, where it says that it can't find certain header files, such as
#include <sys/utsname.h>
#endif
#include <wx/tokenzr.h>
#include <sdk.h>
#include <settings.h>
#include <cbproject.h>
#include <compiler.h>
#include <wx/dir.h>
etc.
Sorry, I'm pretty green, but I'd appreciate the help. What am I doing wrong and how do I config Code::Blocks to load the files?
Thanks
Adam
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