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Install instructions #1
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I suggest using the This is the overview of steps to install it:
If you wanna use it with official version you should check out that version in step 1 (instead of building the master branch of Qt Creator.) Older versions of Qt Creator don't run plugins built with newer versions. This plugin is in its early stages, it has some minor bugs but I'm using it to develop Qt apps and it's OK. I'm willing to help if you run into any problems. |
Thanks a lot dear, you like to introduce this into your README? :) |
I rather wait a little while till it's stable. But if you do steps above without running into any problems then we can add these to README.md. Feedback would be appreciated. |
Is it QtCreator with the NeoVim keybindings, or more? |
It runs a Neovim instance in the background, so your |
Oh fine ^-^ That is extra awesome. I will test soon :D |
@ShalokShalom I totally forgot about neovim-qt, I just updated the installation instructions. |
I am done with the steps 1-3
How? And my distribution ships always the current version of Qt Creator, does this mean I can use it instead of the git build? |
@ShalokShalom I'm glad you passed those 3 steps, you can do step 4 this way: Note that msgpackc should also be installed on your system, I hope your distro has this package in its package manager. |
And this is how next step is done:
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I will do this today. If msgpackc isnt in the distro (KaOS) will I build it. Thanks a lot By the way: Do you think about deploying Qt Creator combined with your project? So, really as a new IDE? I see future for it, since the integration of Vim into an existing IDE in Way is quite unique and it opens the development for a lot of other languages on Qt Creator and Qt Designer, plus it is probably one of the most advanced modern UIs for modular editors. I can imagine a ready Linuxbrew, AppImage, Flatpak and so on, in order to make it more accessible. |
Yes in that case you should clone and build it. But if your distro has
No, it's just a plugin for Qt Creator, the total amount of code in this project is less than one percent of Qt Creator's code base (even less than .1 percent). The future of this project is:
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Oh, I already build it for that xD
Why? Even if the Qt Creator guys refuse to integrate it? |
There's no reason they refuse to integrate it when it's stable. I can't publish an IDE that's based on 2 code bases (Qt Creator and Neovim) while I have no idea how %99.9 of their code base works. It's just a tiny plugin for Qt Creator. It may be helpful for vim users who code in Qt Creator (I hope so) but all the credit is for Qt guys and Neovim guys. As I said I don't see any reasons that Qt guys refuse to integrate it but even if they refuse for some reason people using this plugin in different distros can help to publish different builds of this plugin so that people can copy/paste to their Qt Creator plugins directory. I'll prepare macOS and Ubuntu versions. |
Thanks a lot |
I added install instructions to |
Is it finally ready to be released within Qt Creator? |
@ShalokShalom this is the related thread in Qt's Jira: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-20743 |
Superb. I have posted it in the Neovim IRC, in order to gain attention. |
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