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http://blog.qt.digia.com/blog/2013/03/21/qt-creator-2-7-0-released/ Qt Creator 2.7.0 released Published March 21, 2013 | By
Eike ZillerWe are happy to announce the Qt Creator 2.7.0 release today, which comes with loads of new features, improvements and bug fixes.
C++ support in Qt Creator got even more improvements for C++11, likehandling of alignof, alignas and noexcept, brace initializers, and morelambda fixes. Also, if Qt Creator cannot find out if your tool chainexpects C++11 or C++98/03, it defaults to C++11 now, for a better out ofthe box experience. Also there are improvements on the refactoringactions side, for example quick fixes for adding getters and setters forclass members, and for adding the getters and setters that arespecified in a Q_PROPERTY.
QML support got lots of fixes for Qt Quick 2 in the code editor, andthere was a lot of work done to
make Qt Quick Designer work with QtQuick 2. Please note though that the Qt Creator standalone binarypackages are based on Qt 4 and do
not provide the necessary Qt Quick 2based external worker tool (which of course needs to be built with Qt5). For now you either need to compile Qt Creator with Qt 5 yourself, orat least compile the qml2puppet yourself with Qt 5(qt-creator/share/qtcreator/qml/qmlpuppet/qml2puppet) and put that intoqtbase/bin of your Qt 5 install (and make sure that your project uses aKit that uses that Qt version). Or you wait for Qt 5.0.2 packages thatwill contain a Qt 5 based build of Qt Creator again.
On the BlackBerry support side, we got a new settings page, whichallows to easily generate Kits (and the necessary Qt version andcompiler information) from an NDK path, and helps users with registeringand generating developer certificates and other files that are neededfor uploading apps to their devices. Also the editor for bar descriptorfiles, which define application appearance and behavior, can now beswitched between editing the pure XML and a graphical editor. There weremany other improvements as well, for example regarding debugging ondevices.
Experimental support for the (also experimental)
QBSbuild tool was added to Qt Creator, and the binary packages now alsocontain it (in contrast to the prereleases), though it is disabled bydefault. To enable it, open “Help > About Plugins” (on Mac it’s in“Qt Creator > About Plugins”), tick the QbsProjectManager, andrestart Qt Creator, no further downloads/installations are necessary.The Qt Creator sources themselves also come with QBS project files, ifyou were wondering which project you can open with it now
. If you want to build Qt Creator with QBS support yourself, you firstneed to pull in its sources: Qt Creator’s git repository now has QBS as asubmodule, so “git submodule update –init && qmake -r&& make” in the top-level directory of your git checkout shouldbe all you need to do.
Of course this is only a very small part of the actual improvementsthat were done, but talking about all of them – Debugging, Android, VCS,FakeVim, just to mention a few – would be beyond the scope of the blogpost. Even bookmarks got some love this time, thanks Vasiliy Sorokin
. If you want to know more about changes in this version, you might want to have a look at our
change log.
Open source download:
Qt Creator downloads page (or the
Qt Project downloads front page)
Qt Commercial customers find packages in the
Customer PortalImportant note for developers for Madde: Maddesupport has been disabled by default in Qt Creator 2.7. Mostfunctionality is available by default through the “generic
Linux”support. If you still want to use the Madde specific plugin, you need toenable it: On first start of Qt Creator 2.7.0, run it with command lineargument “-load Madde” (that is important, otherwise you will loseexisting Madde settings like tool chains and Qt versions), then openHelp > About Plugins and enable the Madde plugin.
Important note for people that turned off the QmlJSTools plugin manually: Qt4ProjectManager depends on it in Qt Creator 2.7, so you need to turn it on again to be able to open qmake projects.
