hi
I tried KDE-ECLIPSE plugins for ECLIPSE IDE , they are working very nice. And I can create and modify my UI using the Qt Designer directly from eclipse.
I invite all of Qt fun to try those plugins.
http://kde-eclipse.pwsp.net/
bye
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hi
I tried KDE-ECLIPSE plugins for ECLIPSE IDE , they are working very nice. And I can create and modify my UI using the Qt Designer directly from eclipse.
I invite all of Qt fun to try those plugins.
http://kde-eclipse.pwsp.net/
bye
Can you list some advantages in comparison with kdevelop 3.4 (3.3.91), if we say about QT4-applications?Quote:
Originally Posted by QiT
hi anli
the advantages of KDE plugins for Eclipse IDE are :
1- It is running in all platforms (linux,windows,MacOs,...)
2- Very powrful debugger
3- Eclipse is the best IDE ever build (eclipse.org)
Does this mean that it doesn't support Qt4?Quote:
Originally Posted by QiT
I know Eclipse's charms very well as it is my every day IDE for java development. I'm interested in advantages for *QT4* development. like:Quote:
Originally Posted by QiT
- *.pro files managing
- QT "C++extensions" support,
- different help/api/html files access/search,
- codecompletion,
- and so on.
no it supports QT4Quote:
Originally Posted by jacek
Hello,
this looks really interesting. I have tried to install it but it didn't run.
I have copied all files from the first table at http://kde-eclipse.pwsp.net/index.ph...downloads.html into eclipse/plugins.
If i look at Help->About Eclipse SDK->Plugin Details i see only two kde plugins:
- org.kde.antlr2
- org.kde.designer
But where are the other plugins?
Also if i try File->New->Project there is nothing for C++ or Qt.
Does i have to do anything else beside copying the plugins into eclipse/plugins?
Thanks!
yes you need the CDT plugin for c++ integration in eclipse.
just choose the correct version described in the site.:D
hi,
could anyone tell me other examples of good KDE IDEs? Thanks
Good I don't know! but you can try QIde
The best IDE with full support for KDE3 is KDevelop. It (among other things) has a variety of KDE project templates like kio_slaves, kicker applets, KDevelop plugins, DCOP servers, regular KDE applications, etc.
Maybe a stupid question, but where can i build a project?
When I change a file and click run it just runs the old binary..
Regards..
aMan..
How did you build it in the first place
I've made a new project and clicked run..
Then I've changed the QMainWindow into a QPushButton and after clicking run it still opens the QMainWindow..
It doesn't compile anything because I haven't included QPushButton yet and it doensn't throw any errors..
Regards..
aMan..