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qtcreator

Qt Creator is a powerful command line tool widely used for developing cross-platform applications. It is an integrated development environment (IDE) that simplifies the creation of Qt-based projects. Developed by The Qt Company, it offers an intuitive and user-friendly interface for writing, editing, debugging, and compiling code.

Qt Creator supports various programming languages such as C++, QML (Qt Meta-Object Language), and JavaScript. It provides features like auto-completion, syntax highlighting, code refactoring, and code navigation to enhance developer productivity. Additionally, it offers a wide range of built-in templates and wizards to speed up the creation of different application components.

The tool includes an advanced debugger that aids in identifying and fixing errors efficiently. It also supports version control system integration, making it easier to manage code repositories. Qt Creator provides a designer tool that allows for visually designing user interfaces using drag-and-drop functionality.

Moreover, Qt Creator enables seamless deployment to multiple platforms like Windows, macOS, Linux, and even embedded systems. It also offers integration with other Qt tools such as Qt Designer, Qt Linguist, and Qt Test for comprehensive application development.

With its extensive documentation and strong community support, Qt Creator is a preferred choice for both beginners and experienced developers. Its ability to create powerful, efficient, and visually appealing applications across different platforms has made it popular in the software development industry.

List of commands for qtcreator:

  • qtcreator:tldr:6417c qtcreator: Start Qt Creator in presentation mode with pop-ups for keyboard shortcuts.
    $ qtcreator -presentationMode
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  • qtcreator:tldr:6d396 qtcreator: Start Qt Creator but don't load the specified plugin.
    $ qtcreator -noload ${plugin}
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  • qtcreator:tldr:a3f09 qtcreator: Start Qt Creator.
    $ qtcreator
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  • qtcreator:tldr:a47cb qtcreator: Start Qt Creator and restore the last session.
    $ qtcreator -lastsession
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  • qtcreator:tldr:bc0a9 qtcreator: Start Qt Creator and show the diff from a specific commit.
    $ qtcreator -git-show ${commit}
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