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making a plugin using QtCreator #116
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Yes, sorry, the video documentation for the plugin development is out of date. I'll probably have some updates in a month or so. Since transitioning to CMake (vs qmake), I found it was easier to have the plugin templates as "cookiecutters" instead of Qt Creator wizards. Here is the repository with the cookiecutters and instructions on how to use them: https://github.com/Mahlet-Inc/hobbits-cookiecutters If you wanted to make a plugin within the hobbits project (src/hobbits-plugins/<plugin-type>) like the old wizards, you would use the "core-*" cookiecutters. There are also cookiecutters for python plugins, and for C plugins being developed outside of the hobbits source tree. I'll leave this issue open for a little bit in case you have any more questions. I want to make it easy to make plugins, so please complain about any difficulties you encounter! |
thanks for your fast response ! thanks again and see you tomorrow |
hello, sorry i'm late ! |
Yes, feel free to open more issues if you ever have a question or problem. Since I addressed your initial error, and the required documentation updates fall under the scope of #77 , I'll close this issue. |
May i miss something but the old way to make a plugin in C was to install wizards like said in the tutorial, but I'm unable to find it.
Is their something i miss ? Did the way to do that improved ?
I made some researches and found this, from Adam. But i can't find the file in the Code part.
Can someone help me on this point ?
Thanks !
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