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HaiQ

   1.0 Beta2  

Qt Development Environment

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HaiQ
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Link:  Link
Downloads:  8311
Submitted:  Jul 23 2007
Updated:  Feb 26 2008

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News:
HaiQ 1.0 Beta released!

For Linux, download, extract and compile the source (qmake/make).

For Windows, download and extract the precompiled package.

Report any problems: Jeremy.Magland@gmail.com.

Development version: http://groups.google.com/group/haiq


Description

HaiQ is a unique IDE for Qt4 allowing the user to maintain complete (manual) control over Qt project files. Simplicity, stability, and efficiency are the qualities we pursue. Enjoy the new plugin-based release of HaiQ!





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 Tag list

 
 by michaltomlein on: Sep 20 2007
 
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Hi,
I really like HaiQ, it's a great project and it works perfectly for me (version 0.2).
There is one thing, though, that I would improve: could you change the "View tag list for current class" window into a QDockWidget, which I could turn on and off in the View menu? It would help me greatly.
Also, are you planning to make a new icon for HaiQ? I know this is not an important issue, but I would like to have a nicer icon on my desktop, which would represent HaiQ better.
Anyway, keep up the good work.


Michal Tomlein
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 Re: Tag list

 
 by magland on: Sep 20 2007
 
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Hi Mike,
I'm glad you like HaiQ! Version 0.3.0 is on the way, and I will make the QDockWidget change that you suggest.

Regarding the icon, feel free to send me any candidates :)


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 link is broken

 
 by xep on: Sep 27 2007
 
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Source download link is broken for 0.2.1


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 Re: link is broken

 
 by magland on: Sep 27 2007
 
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Fixed, thanks.


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 qmake-haiq.exe

 
 by xep on: Sep 27 2007
 
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i have some.pro file with following content:
[code]TEMPLATE = subdirs
SUBDIRS += src[/code]

qmake.exe generates some.pro's Makefile normally

qmake-haiq.exe output errors as follow:
moc.prf:14: cannot define a function within another definition.
uic.prf:78: cannot define a function within another definition.


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 Re: qmake-haiq.exe

 
 by magland on: Sep 27 2007
 
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In order to help, I need some more information. Could you contact be email? Jeremy dot Magland at gmail dot com


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 Re: Re: qmake-haiq.exe

 
 by xep on: Sep 28 2007
 
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i have no more information, sorry

win32 xp sp2, qt4.3.1, gcc3.4.5

TEMPLATE=lib and TEMPLATE=app qmake-haiq makes correctly but no TEMPLATE=subdirs


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 Re: Re: Re: qmake-haiq.exe

 
 by magland on: Sep 28 2007
 
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qmake-HaiQ is not meant to be run by the user... it's supposed to be invoked by HaiQ.

If you have a subdirs project that HaiQ is not opening properly, contact me by email, and I'll be happy to help you.

Try opening HaiQ.pro itself ... that's a TEMPLATE=subdirs project that should definitely work.


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: qmake-haiq.exe

 
 by xep on: Sep 28 2007
 
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i run qmake-HaiQ instead of qmake from HaiQ (by passing path to qmake-haiq.exe in configure dialog)

i tried "qmake+make" on HaiQ.pro and get the same errors


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: qmake-haiq.exe

 
 by magland on: Sep 28 2007
 
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Definitely do not set qmake-HaiQ as qmake in the configuration dialog. This is not the purpose of qmake-HaiQ. qmake-HaiQ is uused by HaiQ to load project information, and populate the class/file browsers.

Sorry, I should have made this more clear.

Anyway, please set qmake=qmake in your config, and everything should work.

:)


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 Need debugger

 
 by kvkv on: Oct 30 2007
 
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Very need debugger. IDE very nice, but i still in QDevelop.


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 request ;)

 
 by TheC0der on: Nov 27 2007
 
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Hello. First big thanks for great IDE.
And.. begin with my wish/bug list ;)
There is no current line marker (fill line with some color). It will be good to add this feature.
Add option to enable/disable font antialiasing on text editor. (can provide source)
Completition window is not in focus while you type in to the editor and selected items are marked in very light color... almost invisible. Also this window does not popup in correct place.
QTreeView from projects explorer and class explorer has no horisontal scrollbars..
Drop down menu above text editor with all functions in current file will be very nice (like M$ VS)

Greetings,
Desislav Michev


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 Re: request ;)

 
 by magland on: Dec 1 2007
 
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I'm working on next version of HaiQ, and will add your requests to my to do list. Thanks.


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 MSVC

 
 by stefkeB on: Nov 30 2007
 
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Does it only work with gcc? I've tried using Visual Studio and (to me) it seems to program insists to use make instead of nmake.


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 Re: MSVC

 
 by magland on: Dec 1 2007
 
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I've never tried with visual studio (so there are bound to be some issues). But did you try looking in the Configuration dialog? There you can replace mingw32-make by nmake.

One problem I anticipate is that compiler error messages will not be recognized (since the format is not the same as gcc). But that should not be too difficult to fix. Let me know via email: Jeremy dot Magland at gmail dot com.


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 Re: Re: MSVC

 
 by stefkeB on: Dec 3 2007
 
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I've had several errors with "or" and "and", which are not known, at least in MSVC. Shouldn't they be "||" and "&&" instead?

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htmledit plugin: linking to a static lib in MSVC uses a different naming convention. The library will be called "tidy.lib" instead of "libtidy.a". The proper way in Qt is using "-ltidy" which takes care of different naming conventions for different compilers/linkers when you define LIBS +=... and you may add the path as "-L../all_os_libs"

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With these changes (many times the "or" and "and" and two times the "-ltidy"), I can rebuild your application in MSVC2005, run it and compile the example template (Qt GUI).

FWIW, "gdb" is not used in Visual Studio, so it will not be available. And additionally, to use Visual Studio, the user should probably run your application from the VC command prompt, as it will take care of defining the required environment variables to be able to call "nmake".

So all in all, it seems to work fine, with only some minor adjustments. And the rest of the program seems to be really well thought out.


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 Re: Re: MSVC

 
 by stefkeB on: Dec 3 2007
 
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I've had several errors with "or" and "and", which are not known, at least in MSVC. Shouldn't they be "||" and "&&" instead?

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htmledit plugin: linking to a static lib in MSVC uses a different naming convention. The library will be called "tidy.lib" instead of "libtidy.a". The proper way in Qt is using "-ltidy" which takes care of different naming conventions for different compilers/linkers when you define LIBS +=... and you may add the path as "-L../all_os_libs"

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With these changes (many times the "or" and "and" and two times the "-ltidy"), I can rebuild your application in MSVC2005, run it and compile the example template (Qt GUI).

FWIW, "gdb" is not used in Visual Studio, so it will not be available. And additionally, to use Visual Studio, the user should probably run your application from the VC command prompt, as it will take care of defining the required environment variables to be able to call "nmake".

So all in all, it seems to work fine, with only some minor adjustments. And the rest of the program seems to be really well thought out.


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 Re: Re: Re: MSVC

 
 by stefkeB on: Dec 3 2007
 
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I have also tried to use the svn-version from the Google pages and there, it seems, there is no option to set the "make" executable... Am I missing something? Or is this newer version only made for gcc?

It did compile in MSVC2005 with only a single adjustment: I had to add #include <QSet.h> in haiqeditorinterface.cpp.


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: MSVC

 
 by magland on: Dec 3 2007
 
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>> I have also tried to use the svn-version from the Google pages and there, it seems, there is no option to set the "make" executable... Am I missing something? Or is this newer version only made for gcc?

It's just that I haven't made the configuration dialog yet. Will do that soon. For now you can try to modify the appropriate text in haiq.ini.

>> It did compile in MSVC2005 with only a single adjustment: I had to add #include <QSet.h> in haiqeditorinterface.cpp.

Okay, thanks I'll make a note.

Feel free to join the group at http://groups.google.com/group/haiq. It would be nice to get input from (or ask questions to) somebody who uses haiq with visual studio.

Thanks for your feedback!
JM


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