[SOLVED] qt creator + python 3.x
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I wish Qt Creator will support "Python":http://python.org/ and "D Programming Language":http://www.d-programming-language.org/
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[quote author="uranusjr" date="1317287422"]If Qt Creator is to offer all languages bindings, there will be no end of it. lol
Eclipse + PyDev is a good enough option for PyQt/PySide developing.[/quote]
True, but Qt Creator is the best editor for me. I'm using eclipse over 6 years, but qt creator is simple and powerfull then others.
It' s just a wish...
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[quote author="hdarama" date="1317288035"]qt creator is simple and powerfull then others.
It' s just a wish...
Regards.
[/quote]I agree. I've been wishing for an option that can match the simpleness of Qt Creator for a while now. Eclipse is a monster (in a good way), but I don't use Java, and a bulk of it is just useless for me.
I actually did some background researches on how to build my own IDE. But now I'm stuck on lacking a good real-time syntax parser. (I know about QScintilla, but am reluctant to use it.) I really don't have much experience with Python, and the process is slow for me. If someone can offer a good idea for this, I'll be really glad to contribute.
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How can i manually download "Syntax Highlight Definition Files". My "Download Selected Definitions" button is not working. I want to download highlight definition for "D language". Regards.Googling, googling, goggling and i find it.
Its downloaded in my home directory. %HOME%\AppData\Roaming\Nokia\qtcreator\generic-highlighter and i find it.
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Note that the generic highlighter is not using a code model or anything. It is basically just a bunch of regular expressions that highlight some things.
Code completion, etc. will not work for files using the generic highlighters.
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i wish qtcreator would support python as well, pyside is really awesome and qt too. and i would need one less ide installed.
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jerobarraco: Python support is not a priority for us, but we would really love to see somebody contributing in this area. Our gdb helper code is written in python after all;-)
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Just happened to stumble on this old post that reminded me of something I found the other day:
"Qt Creator Python Reborn":https://gitorious.org/~sergey-shambir/qt-creator/qt-creator-py-rebornhttps://gitorious.org/~sergey-shambir/qt-creator/qt-creator-py-reborn is a fork to the official Qt Creator that adds Python support. Looks pretty active, but hadn't had the time to check on it.
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Oh, cool! I'm looking forward to seeing a merge request for that!