qt:eclipse_qt_integration_for_c
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| I think I've been too tough on Eclipse. I just gave it another go and it seems to be behaving a little less unpredictably. I'm not nearly sold on the idea though, just that I'm not totally in a veto state over it. | I think I've been too tough on Eclipse. I just gave it another go and it seems to be behaving a little less unpredictably. I'm not nearly sold on the idea though, just that I'm not totally in a veto state over it. | ||
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| + | ===== Pros ===== | ||
| + | * " | ||
| + | * Qt support is (semi)official | ||
| + | * The Qt templates are good | ||
| + | * Support for PyQt through PyDev as well | ||
| + | ===== Cons ===== | ||
| + | * Quirky, often frustrating UI | ||
| + | * Closing a project leaves it visible in the workspace. | ||
| + | * Opening a new workspace resets everything | ||
| + | * Changes in " | ||
| + | * There' | ||
| + | * It's easy to change/ | ||
| + | * The integrated Qt Designer has usability issues. You can set the IDE to use the " | ||
| + | * The debugger stops at at '' | ||
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qt/eclipse_qt_integration_for_c.txt · Last modified: 2011/04/07 18:46 by mithat