As you said yourself STL is a standard library, it's not part of Qt. If you deploy help for STL in Creator, it will use it and give you proper reference.
These are so called "namespaces". Thanks to that if there is a std::string class, it doesn't conflict with a string class from some other library. You don't have to use std:: prefix, you can declare that you are "using namespace std;" and all symbols from the std namespace will be made available in the default namespace. But then you might get some naming conflicts if you use other libraries.I dont understand why I must to use std::----- . What is std ? is there more 'workspaces' ( I dont know how to name it) ?
This has already been answered somewhere on this forum.A way to get help for inline help into QT Creator ?
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