Qt-interest Archive, July 2007
Re: starting to use QT
Message 1 in thread
You might also want to try out jEdit 4.3pre9 (www.jedit.org), another
free open source editor. Until a month ago, I wouldn't have called it
an IDE for C++, but now, thanks to the new GdbPlugin, it is (IMHO) a
better IDE than Eclipse for C++ development. Be sure to also install
the Project Viewer, CtagsSideKick, ClassBrowser, and CscopeBrowser
plugins, as well as the standalone command line tools: exuberant
ctags, and cscope.
One thing especially relevant to Qt developers is that the GdbPlugin
supports a mapping of types to GDB conversion macros, allowing you to
be able define (or reuse) a macro for QStrings that converts them into
char*, for easy display in
dockables and hovertips.
On 5/31/07, Malte Witt <malte.witt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >> I use my favorite editor to do that
> >
> > Which is?
> Windows: UltraEdit / Eclipse
> Linux: joe / vi / emacs / Eclipse
>
> Currently I am trying Eclipse/CDT with the preview-Release of TT's Eclipse
> plugin which acutally gives you a graphical configuration interface for
> your .pro files :-)
>
> Most of my work is done with Eclipse/CDT :)
>
> Regards,
> Malte
>
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