Coming Soon: Qt Eclipse Integration

http://r.vresp.com/?trolltech/f9c1cd...c7c7dc/bce49e6

Eclipse(tm) has been steadily growing in popularity over the past
year, gaining momentum among developers in both the commercial and
free software arenas. Qt customers are no exception and have been
submitting numerous requests for Eclipse support in Qt. We have taken
this feedback on board, and are pleased to announce that Trolltech
will shortly release a robust Qt integration for Eclipse.

Awesome!

Do you know if there are plans to fix the problems with the c++ indexer or maybe some sort of work-around?

I had listened podcast about CDT. It was an interview with one of its core developers. It was it: http://www.eclipsezone.com/files/pod...ource=podcasts
Doug Schaefer said that they managed to speed up indexer, but you should hear it yourself as English is not my native language and podcast is really good :).

I wonder if the debuger will support Qt types... This is a serious problem for me right now. I am using eclipse for something like 6 months now, for pretty much every piece of code I write and I 'm really happy with it.

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I wonder if the debuger will support Qt types... This is a serious problem for me right now. I am using eclipse for something like 6 months now, for pretty much every piece of code I write and I 'm really happy with it.

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Agreed! It's most annoying to not be able to see the value of say, a QString. Might i ask what version of CDT you're using if you haven't encountered any problems with the indexer?

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Originally Posted by TheRonin

Agreed! It's most annoying to not be able to see the value of say, a QString. Might i ask what version of CDT you're using if you haven't encountered any problems with the indexer?

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I am always using the latest version of the CDT along with QtClipse for Qt development. The problem with the indexer is pretty typical in IDEs that use Makefiles that dive into subdirs while the IDE references the files from a common starting point (generally the project path). So the indexer catches the error but it cannot find the file it should point to. I haven't studied the CDT that much to know how it actually does things but I came across the same thing while developing this and I guess it's pretty much the same thing.

Is there any news on when this integration will be available? I'm really looking forward for it. It would improve a lot my Qt application developing process.

Qt Eclipse Integration is available now. http://trolltech.com/company/newsroo...-24.8884335791

Waw .... finally .... nice summer