• Qt 5.11 Documentation

Hello all,I'm quite new to Qt and picking up lots and still discovering tools and stuff.My ex ( Visual Studio ) had: and excellent utilization of code documentation comments. Some example c# code from the internet: /// /// Assign selected cases to the participating users based on the filters and configurations/// /// No. Of participants to the Table/// Value of the participant/// No Of Cases Assigned on successfull completionpublic long AssignCasesToParticipatingUsers(int noOfParticipants,string value)This was infinitely useful - just wondering what sort of tools for Intelligent code completion etc there is in Qt Creator, any 3rd party tools, etc?

I found Dmitry Savchenko's pluginsTodo4.dll which came bundled. Anything else really useful like that? Thanks guys, I did see Doxygen and qdoc but I'm not really interested in actual documents. It's out of date almost as soon as it's created.

I'm also the only developer currently.Mainly looking for like my links: IDE integrated intellisense for my objects. It'd be awesome if we had tools to interrogate objects with a mouse over just like VS too. The Creator local objects seems a little lacking - hopefully that will improve.Re:Refactoring - thanks MrJJ - that link is close / what I'm thinking! Productivity tools etc. Seems there's a bit there I haven't seen yet.I have found things like moving code lines, renaming symbols useful.I've also found and am now using the Qt plugin and that - my god - this tool is invaluable.Very cool - should be bundled imo.Thanks again guys. I appreciate your efforts, I haven't found exactly what I'm after yet but this is quite workable.

Said in:Mainly looking for like my links: IDE integrated intellisense for my objects.Do you mean automatic code completion? If your class definition is visible at the current scope, then you should get auto-completion for your object variables.It'd be awesome if we had tools to interrogate objects with a mouse over just like VS too.If you mouse over a variable/function in your code and press F2, you will be taken to its definition.

Qt 5.11 Documentation

(Not quite the same as interrogation, but very handy nonetheless)The Creator local objects seems a little lacking - hopefully that will improve.(Not sure what you meant by 'Creator local objects'). My head knows what I mean:-) - forgive me - my computer only does what I say not what I want/mean too!Auto-completion works fine:-) I meant interrogate while debugging. So I guess not intellisense but I don't know what to call it.

Sorry.If I hover over an object 'so' instance of say SomeObject, all the IDE tooltip does is tell me the class type 'SomeObject'. Which is uesful a little: It'd be more useful to expand/explode that object out and let me walk the state of it's data-members and stuff - like the local watch window.F2. That is cool. Thanks, that's nice to have! I'm loving using Qt and Qt Creator. I'm just trying to get the most out of it and maybe get enhancements.

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I'm aware I'm the noob here haha. Thanks again!

Said in:My head knows what I mean:-) - forgive me - my computer only does what I say not what I want/mean too!That's pretty common, not to worry;-)Auto-completion works fine:-) I meant interrogate while debugging. So I guess not intellisense but I don't know what to call it. Sorry.If I hover over an object 'so' instance of say SomeObject, all the IDE tooltip does is tell me the class type 'SomeObject'. Which is uesful a little: It'd be more useful to expand/explode that object out and let me walk the state of it's data-members and stuff - like the local watch window.So you mean interactive tooltips that can expand to show the object's internal variables? Qt Creator doesn't have that, but it does have the window that shows everything in scope ( )You can submit feature a feature request toF2. That is cool. Thanks, that's nice to have!

I'm loving using Qt and Qt Creator. I'm just trying to get the most out of it and maybe get enhancements. I'm aware I'm the noob here haha. Thanks again!You're welcome. Happy exploring!(This is a place for newbies and oldies alike - we make no distinction)said in:I found Dmitry Savchenko's pluginsTodo4.dll which came bundled.

Anything else really useful like that?I missed this line before. In Qt Creator, click Help - About Plugins. To see (and select) a list of available plugins.

Plugin NameDescriptionThe core plugin. Provides the main window and managers for editors, actions, mode windows and files, just to mention the most important ones.This plugin also contains classes necessary to hook into the Locator as well as support for searching text in arbitrary widgets.The project explorer plugin. Provides base classes for project handling.Debugging functionality.Base classes for version control support.TextEditorThis is where everything starts if you want to create a text editor. Besides the base editor itself, this plugin contains APIs for supporting functionality like, highlighting, indentation and style, and others.