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
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
Last edited by QiT; 19th July 2006 at 18:09.
Can you list some advantages in comparison with kdevelop 3.4 (3.3.91), if we say about QT4-applications?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?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: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 QT4Originally 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.![]()
power of mind > mind of power
hi,
could anyone tell me other examples of good KDE IDEs? Thanks
Regards
Good I don't know! but you can try QIde
QDevelop, an complete Integrated Development Environment for Qt 4: http://qdevelop.org
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
We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them
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..
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