#QT CREATOR 5.5 PRO#

Set file association with pro filesWhen installing from the on-line source the file association is not done automatically.It also not show up when you try to associate it with file explorer.Create a file named “sktop” and fill the file with the following.

#QT CREATOR 5.5 INSTALL#

Execute following command: sudo apt-get install libglu1-mesa-dev -yTested with Qt5.3.1 and Ubuntu 14.04 and it solved the problem with missing -lGL.

Based on this comment in the forum an additional package needs installation. Install OpenGL librariesExecute the following command to install OpenGL libraries: sudo apt-get install mesa-common-devNote: Just installing the above-mentioned mesa-common-dev kit is not sufficient for more recent Ubuntu versions. Configure a compiler if it is not automatically detected. qt-opensource-linux-圆4-5.5.1.run Install g++Open a terminal and execute the following command to install g+: sudo apt-get install build-essentialConfigure a compilerLaunch Qt Creator. If you're doing serious C++ development with a small team, Qt is the best way to get things done in my experience.and it's also trivial to make a GUI to represent a SQL query.Install Qt 5.5 in Ubuntu 14.04 For 32bit wget Ĭhmod +x qt-opensource-linux-x86-5.5.1.run

#QT CREATOR 5.5 CODE#

'Auto' is 'my') while enabling a coder to use high performance C code without needing to write fancy interfaces and compile schemes Everything from threading (QtConcurrent is great!) to file access to JSON to regex to is well-documented and the compile errors are sane (see: boost) and the code is terse (also: boost). Qt allows you to write high performance code but in a style closer to Perl (especially with 11. My strings are Unicode (and copy-on-write). I have a sane cross-platform cross-DB SQL interface. I do high performance computing and copy-on-write data structures (as Scott Myer suggest a decade ago in 'More Effective C++') means I don't have to worry about functions returning references to a std::vector because QVector's copy constructor is O(1) as Scott Myers recommended a decade ago. Not sure exactly how much Qt functionality you'd lose, but it's an optional dependency. Text Boundaries: Locate the positions of words, sentences, paragraphs within a range of text, or identify locations that would be suitable for line wrapping when displaying the text.Īnd much more. Regular Expression: ICU's regular expressions fully support Unicode while providing very competitive performance.īidi: support for handling text containing a mixture of left to right (English) and right to left (Arabic or Hebrew) data. Unicode Support: ICU closely tracks the Unicode standard, providing easy access to all of the many Unicode character properties, Unicode Normalization, Case Folding and other fundamental operations as specified by the Unicode Standard. A thorough set of timezone calculation APIs are provided. Time Calculations: Multiple types of calendars are provided beyond the traditional Gregorian calendar. This data also comes from the Common Locale Data Repository. This includes translating month and day names into the selected language, choosing appropriate abbreviations, ordering fields correctly, etc.

#QT CREATOR 5.5 PLUS#

ICU's collation is based on the Unicode Collation Algorithm plus locale-specific comparison rules from the Common Locale Data Repository, a comprehensive source for this type of data.įormatting: Format numbers, dates, times and currency amounts according the conventions of a chosen locale. ICU's conversion tables are based on charset data collected by IBM over the course of many decades, and is the most complete available anywhere.Ĭollation: Compare strings according to the conventions and standards of a particular language, region or country. Here are a few highlights of the services provided by ICU:Ĭode Page Conversion: Convert text data to or from Unicode and nearly any other character set or encoding.

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