Experts, what IDE are you using ?

[probine]

Jacek, you use KDevelop ?

[mcosta]

Jacek, you use KDevelop ?

KDevelop it's great!!!

You can use it whit Qt 4.x.
All you need is to set QTDIR environment variable to QT4 Path and set PATH to use QTDIR.
Lanch KDevelop and WORK.

[zlatko]

I use Microsoft Visual Studio uder windows
And try use KDevelop under Linux/FreeBSD

[Cesar]

I can't say I'm an expert... Anyway, IMHO Vim is the best IDE ever created

[acix]

KDevelop it's great!!!

To some extend Kdevelop will do just fine, although needs some improvements on the autocompletion part and refactoring is somehow missing in this IDE.
Personally I use Kdevelop, I just cant find a better IDE, especially for C++ !

[jacek]

Jacek, you use KDevelop ?

Yes, I do.

[ball]

I use Visual Studio .NET 2003, which is a very good debugging tool.

[pir]

Is Emacs totally out of fashion? I've never found a IDE that I liked.

[wysota]

Emacs is for HaXoRs who can't handle vi key bindings

[pir]

haha You're right, it's too much for me to handle. I like bizarr key bindings. I'm thinking about making my own keybinding where I only need to remember two keys, Ctrl and x. Then I only need to remember how many times I need to press theses two to make the different commands... I think it a really big hit.
For examle open a file: press Ctrl, press x, double press Ctrl while triple click x... easy and fast!

But does anybody know if there are openGL indentation functionality for emacs somewhere. I've read on some page that there are a IDE that indents openGL commans verry nice. But I can't remember the name of that IDE. But it really made the code verry pretty. I like when the code is as pretty as me.


/pir

[Spockmeat]

I use eclipse myself. I wll agree, KDevelop is quite nice as well.

[Michiel]

Does KDevelop support QT 4 Designer yet?

[wysota]

No, it doesn't. You have to use it as a standalone application.

[rickbsgu]

Coding in vim on all platforms.

Ditto for configuration management/PERL. (Have been using CLI PHP for scripting instead of PERL, lately - just as strong and nicer syntax.)

Debugging in Visual Studio (2003) on Windows.

Usually debug in dbx, gdb, or like utility on unix. gdb works reasonably well under emacs.

Eclipse looks pretty nice. Does it work in a C++ environment? Can it use make files?

rickb

[jacek]

Eclipse looks pretty nice. Does it work in a C++ environment? Can it use make files?

Yes, you just have to install C/C++ Development Tools. There's a howto somewhere that describes how to use qmake in Eclipse.