It's now 5 weeks and 2 days ago that we put the first QtCreator release - 1.0 - on the public ftp server, though it feels like a much longer time to me. So much work has been done in the meantime :). To let you take advantage of the improvements and to keep our promise to release often, we are now in the deep process of creating a QtCreator 1.1 release.
As you can see from the version number, this is not a pure bugfix release. That's why we'd like to have the opportunity to receive some last feedback from you! Have a look at the release candidate packages here:
Windows
Linux 64bit
Linux 32bit
Linux 32bit gcc3.3
Mac OS X
Some of the most prominent changes/improvements:
- Reworked editor split mechanism, making it actually useful.
- Function argument hint is actually useful now.
- Improved Open Documents view, also actually useful now ;).
- Designers signal/slot editor is finally included in the form editor.
- Experimental support for generic Makefile based projects.
- Lots and lots of improvements to editing, navigating, debugging, pro-file parsing, cmake support, ....
Here is a more extensive list. And of course you can browse through the commits in the git repository.
If you find issues, please report them either on the qt-creator@trolltech.com mailing list, through the Nokia/QtSoftware task tracker, or drop us a note on the #qt-creator channel on freenode.
Have a happy Easter!
/me signs off for Easter holidays.
want “Prepare a Qt app for iOS App Store Publishing” ：）
Thank you for the tutorial, which I greatly appreciate! I am, however, still struggling to find the right arguments to the CMake function "qt_import_plugins". How do I figure out what plugin types exist? How do I know what plugins there are of a given type? As far as I see, the documentation lists only examples of plugin types ("Qt provides plugin types such as imageformats, platforms, and sqldrivers."), but no exhaustive list. Thanks again. Season's greetings -- Stefan Kebekus.
At the moment we don't have a proper way to list all plugins (https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-132696).
A workaround with is to run the following:
cmake . --trace-redirect=log.txt --trace-expand grep QT_ALL_PLUGINS_FOUND_BY_FIND_PACKAGE_ log.txtThis will list plugins found as
QT_ALL_PLUGINS_FOUND_BY_FIND_PACKAGE_<plugin-type> <plugin-name>, for example:list(APPEND QT_ALL_PLUGINS_FOUND_BY_FIND_PACKAGE_qmltooling QQmlDebuggerServiceFactoryPlugin )Otherwise, with bash/zsh to list available plugins (lowercase so needs proper camel case changes ):
find ~/Qt/6.9.0/android_arm64_v8a/plugins -type f -name "*.so" | awk -F'/' '{ \ subdir=$(NF-1); \ if (subdir != last) {print "\n" subdir ":"; last=subdir} \ gsub(/^[^_]*_[^_]*_/, "", $NF); \ gsub(/_[^_]*\.so$/, "", $NF); \ print " " $NF \ }'Thanks for the answer!
Can't wait to see the ios post too
me too ;-)