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Qt.vim : tiny tool for the uic used in Qt from Trolltech

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created by
Dieter Hartmann
 
script type
utility
 
description
only for unix/linux

Anyone who uses Trolltech's fabulous Toolkit Qt is able to generate cpp/h files using the xml Files generated by the Qt-Desginer.
By using an additional inheriting instance your can make your layout code ( the ui/cpp/h files in the basedir) independant from your implementation code ( the classImpl.ccp and classImpl.h in your pwd).
Thats what this little script does.
Additionally it makes a pro-file for qmake.
The plugin appears in your menubar as Plugin/QT

- create a new dir
- start your editor : gvim myfile.ui
- Plugin/QT/UIC subImpl -> creates a base directory with .cpp/.h/.ui file -> a subdeclaration with the .cpp/.h files -> main.ccp and a pro-file. If your want it will run qmake, make and executes the resulting program.

- Plugin/QT/UIC Impl creates only the .cpp und .h from your .ui file

- Manpageview for qt classes: type for example :Man QString and see how it works. You can also type K when your coursor is over a qt class name.

Suggestions are welcome.
 
install details
Put it into your ~/.vim/plugin directory.
 

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package script version date Vim version user release notes
Qt.vim 0.4 2003-04-10 6.0 Dieter Hartmann - add a manpageview for qt classes in a additional buffer
(thanks to Charles E. Campbell, Jr. see script manpageview.vim)
- when program is compiled it starts up immediately
- bug fixes
Qt.vim 0.3 2003-04-04 6.0 Dieter Hartmann check far a valid ui-file
Qt.vim 0.2 2003-04-03 6.0 Dieter Hartmann a few fixes about the $QTDIR environment , the working directory and handling of existing directory/files
Qt.vim 0.1 2003-04-02 6.0 Dieter Hartmann Initial upload
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