features of QT IDE to be improved
Page |
1 |
hi
this is my 1st post, i m very thankful to QT team, since they have provided such a gud framework. i m using it from my last 3 months. it is easy to work in QT.
but i think the QT IDE is not so much robust and dynamic like Microsoft Visual studio, like searching a word in whole project…..
i think there should be choice of toolbars, so i can easily save, comment etc. i also say that there not very good feature for debugging an application….. may u can work upon to improve it.
thanks
29 replies
Hi pushpendrak,
Welcome to QtDN :)
… like searching a word in whole project…..i think there should be choice of toolbars, so i can easily save, comment etc. i also say that there not very good feature for debugging an application….. may u can work upon to improve it.
Creator is continuously improving and I’m sure you’ll see many more great features come in soon :)
For searching a word in the whole project, the advanced find was recently introduced.. try the shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+F
hi sir, very very thanx to you, u told me otherwise i never tried for it, i was using other app for this. is there any setting or option so i can access these things through toolbar or some sidebar……… again thnx
In the creator, if you go to the Windows menu, you will the set of features currently available and some (disabled for now), which I think will come in soon. The side bar has debug mode, project mode etc… You will soon get used to how things work here and won’t find any issue in terms of productivity. A very handy and customizable toolbar is something even I’d like to see :)
Also, if you have some ideas or suggestions for enhancements, you can log an enhancement request in Jira for Qt Creator project here [bugreports.qt.nokia.com]. But first search to see whether somebody has already logged it.
ps: no calling “sir” pls, address by the name :)
I’ve used Eclipse for KDE development a couple of years ago.
It is full-fledged IDE and has quite a few nice extensions. Nice code completion, debugging, versioning systems support etc. I’ve missed only one thing in it – speed. And that was the reason I abandoned IDEs altogether.
Qt Creator is the first modern non-beta-software IDE [1] that doesn’t feel like swimming upstream most of the time. My first impression about QtCreator was that it feels like a toy (sometime during pre 1.0) but later it turned out to be a toy like Lego Mindstorms – fun to use, but not limiting.
Mind that this was a comment from someone who hasn’t used a conventional IDE for any real work for a very long time – I’ve tested QtC for the fun of it, and I don’t really remember all the goodies and quirks of Eclipse I used to know.
—
[1] Excluding KDevelop as not yet released software
pushpendrak: Sorry, there will be no toolbars in creator! Please use the Menus to discover functionality… in time you will more and more use the keyboard shortcuts and not notice the “missing” toolbars anymore:-)
chetankjain: If something is greyed out in Creator then that means the functionality is not available right now. It is implemented and available in other situations (e.g. when you are using a different version control system for your code, etc.). We do not put stubs into the menus, so please report a bug [bugreports.qt.nokia.com] if something is not available when you think it should be.
The menu entry becomes active once at least one bookmark is set. Just click anywhere in the bar before your text (where the breakpoints are displayed) and do “Toggle Bookmark”.
The Bookmark menu does contain an entry to “toggle bookmark”, so it should actually be always active (when you can toggle a bookmark). Could you please write a bug report [bugreports.qt.nokia.com] about this? Thanks!
Just logged this [bugreports.qt.nokia.com]
My feel is there should be some differentiation between source code bookmarks and help doc bookmarks. Naming both as bookmarks and having slightly different behavior in creator is confusing … of course one will get used to it very soon :)
You must log in to post a reply. Not a member yet? Register here!








